His citation of immigration as the root difficulty in housing and health failed to rouse the audience.
Here is how Bickel put the dilemma The root difficulty is that judicial review is a countermajoritarian force in our system....[W]hen the Supreme Court declares unconstitutional a legislative act or the act of an elected official it thwarts the will of the actual people of the here and now; it exercises control, not in behalf of the prevailing majority, but against it.
However, B-/ seedlings showed distinct root growth defects: roots were thick, coiled and densely covered with hairs, and the roots had difficulty penetrating the medium (Fig. 3A).
Youngsters with foreign roots have difficulty finding a niche in society in large part because of flawed immigration, education and labour-market policies.
Often children with language disorder are mistaken for being lazy or stupid, when in fact the problem is rooted in difficulty understanding and expressing vocabulary, complex sentences and extended discourse, such as conversation or stories.
At root, the difficulty was that what Gordon really yearned for was Tony's undivided attention and his unlimited time, on the same basis as in the early years of opposition.
In our opinion, many of the major methodological challenges in using routine data have at their root the difficulty of understanding the data generating process.
Yesterday, blooded by a tumultuous year and looking back from atop a vertiginously steep learning curve, Mr Clegg's 2011 speech was framed by and rooted in difficulties.
As I read myriad horror stories in this book about communications run afoul, I realized that much of the stress that graduate students and postdocs experience, especially with their advisers and principal investigators, has, at its roots, communication difficulties.
I don't buy into the notion that 187 is the root of difficulties in California that the Republicans have had with Latino voters.
