deep roots

Since corruption has deep roots in many countries, trying to eradicate the problem presents an impossible goal, which discourages action .

And co-operation as a cultural phenomenon, a way of thinking and a concept of practice, has its deep roots in history.

First, Egypt has a strong set of constitutional institutions with deep roots and professional standards.

Another would be to embark on a quest to uncover the deep roots of our thinking in the hope this will magically transform it.

Another key element in the city's drive has equally deep roots in the revolutionary past, with its endless movements and campaigns.

I took him to mean that deep roots were to be treasured.

Every single important policy both of the First and of Second New Deals had deep roots in the progressive tradition.

Age can by itself confer a sense of trustworthiness: brewers and bankers are fond of flaunting deep roots.

The focus on the welfare of their own people may strike western minds as parochial but it has very deep roots in Chinese culture.

they have long & deep roots way before China, and the USA led West for that matter came into the picture.

Our deep roots in local cultures and markets around the world are our unparalleled inheritance and the foundation for our future growth.

The Burne-Jones revival may still have to put down deep roots, but Fiona MacCarthy has brought him vividly to life.

The habit of keeping your cards close to your chest has deep roots in Japanese history and culture.

The sense of danger from natural calamities has deep roots in Japanese culture .

I love in heart grow slowly, but I just don't know it taken so deep roots. Until a pretence that really losing my cry. . .

Unemployment, sadly, may thus have deep roots, with more people this time remaining out of work for longer. It will be a hard slog.

Deep watering is best, as it encourages strong, deep roots. Soaker hoses are excellent for achieving this.

This is not the fault of the TT book authors; databases and XML are complicated topics with deep roots in computer science and engineering.

Mr Kaczynski, like his brother, was known for personal integrity and his deep roots in Poland's anti-communist opposition movement.

The changes of the cost rules have deep roots in the social, political and judicial backgrounds, and contain the judicial policy guidance.

He talked about how watering trees made for shallow roots, and how trees that weren't watered had to grow deep roots in search of moisture.

Only having deep "roots" , will leaves grow luxuriantly. Only having good "roots" , will fruits grow abundantly.

The Chinese community has deep roots in Australia and is an important part of modern Australian society.

Harakat has especially deep roots in the area around Abbottabad, analysts familiar with the group told the Times.

The friendship between the American people and the people of Taiwan has deep roots and continues to flourish.

We must ensure that after getting rid of a dictator we plant deep roots for the rule of law and actually improve the lot of the people.

Forest canopies serve as natural buffers against wind and rain, and the deep roots of trees help keep the granular soil from shifting.

He has deep roots in New York City politics. His father Basil is a well-known political figure who once served as deputy mayor.

Inventing monsters to explain or come to grips with natural disasters has deep roots in Japanese culture.

Politically, promising to solve a messy conflict with deep roots and few votes is a risky move.

Scheduling problems, batch scheduling with controllable processing times have deep roots in the real world.

While Christian influence is shallow, the poem has its deep roots in Nordic myth and legend.

Under the higher soil compaction, root biomass decreased, and the amount and percentage of deep roots decreased also.

This is an awkward place for a technology company with deep roots in media to find itself.

Tents, of course, have special meaning for people with deep roots in the desert.

Art as mimesis or representation has deep roots in the philosophy of Aristotle.

This way, the China-U. S. cooperative partnership will take deep roots, bear rich fruits and benefit our two peoples and the entire world.

The clusters had what are known in the argot of the trade as deep roots.

It's a wine with deep roots and strong personality, a charming autumn wine.

At the same time, SOA as an architecture or practice has clearly grown deep roots in technology shops.

Oak is a sun-loving plant and has deep roots, which can bear strong wind.

And deep roots helped form sticky clays, which are harder to erode.

He says the current debate has deep roots in the Constitution.

And like so many other things in this very old new country, these have deep roots.

Vegetation in the desert usually has deep roots.

The vice of externally imposed ends has deep roots.

The divisions the country is falling into have deep roots.

Germany's export addiction has deep roots.

Deep roots are not reached by the frost.

The China issue has deep roots on both sides.

Extremism has deep roots in Egypt.

Trees often have deep roots.

Numerous other aides have deep roots on the Hill.

So I think the feeling of being humiliated and victimized internationally has deep roots in China's own society.

His own deep roots run deep, so that he can absorb the rich underground water.

Shui Jing Fang, which traces its history back to 1408, has deep roots in China.

The spokesman's aim was to show how ancient craftsmanship, with deep roots in Japan's culture, is also integral to Toyota's.

Unlike the warfare state, the welfare state has established deep roots and myriad stakeholders;

Effects of Deep Roots on Growth and Yield in Two Rice Varieties

Strike deep roots among the masses

Practical Aesthetics with Deep Roots and Prosperous Leaves