Sentence examples for substantial roots from inspiring English sources

The mutual respect between Campbell and Nevin has substantial roots.

"Now we will have substantial roots in Manhattan," said Christopher Thomson, the company's chief executive.

Yet football's major problem across Asia, until the 1980s, was its failure to establish substantial roots among indigenous peoples beyond college students returning from Europe.

If he wants to go back to the days when Labour was a mass party with substantial roots in working-class communities, he needs to recognise that this existed primarily because Labour was then a social democratic party which reformed the capitalist system.

The gathering, in a sense, marks a return for festivals to their more substantial roots.

Young plants seldom survive unless they are shipped with substantial root systems, and even then success is by no means guaranteed.

The Land, as devotees call the institute, is developing perennial crops like Kernza, a wheatgrass with a substantial root structure that would alleviate the need for yearly planting and thus help to replenish the soil and reduce erosion while guaranteeing an annual food crop.

nin mutant plants, which are mutated in a putative TF, respond with calcium spiking and substantial root hair deformation [20].

Two other tissue samples - leaves (L) and roots with substantial root-hair outgrowth (R) - were used as sporophytic references.

Guttation of developing shoots clearly shows that E. giganteum is able to generate substantial root pressure, even when its water source is moderately saline, and can selectively channel this pressure to developing shoots (Fig.  2B).

You don't need much, since the sprouts will be mostly growing on top and not producing substantial root systems, but it's better to have enough to trap moisture so you don't need to worry about your starts drying out.