striking at the roots造句

• The solution has to be more basic and fundamental and strike at the roots.
• Cutting back the role of the state seems to strike at the roots of France.
• "Miriam's case strikes at the root of things : it is kinship on trial ."
• The Blood disposes of our sins, while the Cross strikes at the root of our capacity for sin ".
• "Last week's events are of far greater concern because they strike at the roots of our free society, " he said.
• Although at the time it was " denounced by some critics as striking at the roots of the church " it remains in use as of 2008.
• Observers say the promise of biotechnology-- using genetic engineering techniques to develop treatments that strike at the roots of everything from hayfever to cancer-- is as bright as ever.
• Such information has enabled the kingdom to strike at the root of al-Qaida's Saudi infrastructure, kill or capture several of its leaders, and publicly portray it in a humiliating light.
• Musharraf said anti-terror responses must be " accompanied by a clear, long-term strategy, striking at the root of the problem if we are to ensure final success against this scourge ."
• Adams is one of several people who provided information used in the writing of the book " Striking at the Roots : A Practical Guide to Animal Activism " ( 2008 ) by Mark Hawthorne.
• "The forbidden books may have undermined the regime by striking at the roots of its legitimacy, " he writes, " but they did not do so in order to bring it down.
• He called on police to strike at the roots of organized crime, saying for the third time in recent weeks that criminal structures are seeking to gain political power in the economically struggling nation of 50 million.
• Desperate for a solution, and with the encouragement of the Earthman known as Jones, Kiv looks for support in Scripture, and finds it . " Strike at the root, not at the branch ".
• It is a staunch protest filled with anecdotes of kindness and cruelty, love and hate, trust and betrayal, all of which strike at the root of the forced, shallow customs feeding on the Bengali society.
• But I'm also of the view that FRs are a bad thing : IPs are the source of all new editors, so anything that makes it harder for an IP to edit strikes at the root of Wikipedia.
• Musharraf echoed that sentiment, saying that anti-terror responses must be " accompanied by a clear, long-term strategy, striking at the root of the problem if we are to ensure final success against this scourge ."
• The name " Rootstrikers " is based on a quote from the first chapter of Henry David Thoreau's book " Walden : " " " There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root " ".
• At the behest of the victim's mother, hundreds of worshipers at Armenian Orthodox rites on the East and West Sides of Manhattan, in Queens and on Long Island prayed amid flickering candles and medieval liturgical music for a woman whose victimization seemed to strike at the roots of the New York City's psyche.
• "The immediate antiterrorist response has to be accompanied by a clear, long-term strategy striking at the root of the problem if we are to ensure final success against this scourge, " Musharraf told the UN General Assembly . " Action must be taken before an iron curtain finally descends between the West and the Islamic world ."