Sentence examples for whose roots from inspiring English sources

A subgraph Q is unicyclic if it is a disjoint union of rooted trees whose roots form a directed cycle.

A subgraph Q is unicyclic when it is a disjoint union of rooted trees whose roots form a directed cycle.

He is seen emerging from the trunk of a tree whose roots enwrap a corpse.

In our family, our children have names whose roots are in Sanskrit.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility from the Taliban, whose roots are in the area.

The 'problem' of immigration is one whose roots lie in Britain's past.

Tiles, linen, vegetables, and madder (a plant whose roots were used for dyeing) were exported.

Tuesday brought more setbacks for Dewey, whose roots go back to 1909.

Concerns about the true loyalties of Americans whose roots are elsewhere.

Carlos Jennewein, whose roots are in western Germany, moved to Berlin a few months later.

In this family, whose roots reach back nearly a century in the game, details matter.