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"They are compared to a deeply rooted Banyan tree which is ever increasing its hold on earth."

Some other power, older and more deeply rooted than they.

A second deeply rooted principle is the right of suffrage.

In Africa, freedom frequently clashes with deeply rooted cultural traditions.

These are symptoms of a more deeply rooted problem of economics and class.

Enlightened state policies, alone, will not change these deeply rooted patterns.

Well, actually, it's not easy to fall over; I have a deeply rooted instinct to catch myself, but the point remains.

But there is a more deeply rooted anger that seems to lead to an ever-escalating level of violence.

Brown has the financial resources to fight, but the women have the law on their side and, beyond that, a deeply rooted moral imperative.

A deeply rooted voice wants the game to be a test of strength as well as skill.