Sentence examples for to deep rooted from inspiring English sources

But the committee of independent experts voiced concern that "women's interests and needs may be compromised in the peace negotiations due to deep rooted patriarchal attitudes".

A Nicaraguan study by Valladares [ 15] also linked IPV to deep rooted gender inequalities such as lack of decision-making power and access to own resources among women.

That is an honourable position, and one that has long history in the Labour party going back to deep roots in the dissenting tradition of Methodism.

The results consistently showed that, in addition to deep roots, the plasticity of root system development is a key trait for plant adaptation to water stress.

The changes in the hydrological pathways were attributed to deep roots and no physical barrier from plough pan in AF and the presence of the plough pan in MC.

Restore family and community owned farming and local food production & processing; shift to deep root farming and organic farming.

In the West, the iPhone suicides, as they were known, sounded like a classic sweatshop case, but in China mental-health experts traced the deaths to deeper roots.

Souleymane Badolo is from Burkina Faso, and his choreography (with gentle jokes about the shining of shoeless feet) points at once to deeper roots and to a circular influence in Africa.

Data from forested ecosystems revealed that elevated CO2 leads to an increased fine root production (Norby et al. 2004; Stiling et al. 2013) and to deeper rooting (for a review, see Iversen 2010).

This issue is most apparent when comparing dry season EVI values in grasslands to those in forests, as forests tend to retain more green vegetation (and thus have higher EVI values) even when dry due to deeper root systems, etc.

Obama called for new cooperation with Iran to resolve the "nuclear issue" and embark on a "long road" to overcome "deep roots" of "mistrust".