Sentences with phrase «taken root»

A healthy collection of Australian bars, restaurants, and clothing stores have taken root in a stretch of NoLIta, around Mulberry Street, that some people call Little Australia.

Capital Region economic development officials point to earlier investments by the state as being crucial to the nanotechnology economy that's taken root here.

Makarfi pointed out that now that democracy had taken root in the country for close to two decades, a critical look at areas that needed improvement was imperative.

But the world has changed, the global market has taken root, and — if we are to care for the people of our nation — philosophical fantasies must give way to national self - interest.

Whether it was the «snooper's charter», the extension of «secret courts», the «go home» illegal immigrant vans, or the arrest of David Miranda, the perception has taken root in the party that Lib Dem ministers have too often caved in to Theresa May's authoritarian demands.

We hear a lot about violence and possibly ethnic cleansing, but the term «genocide» has not taken root in this debate.

A full - throated campaign has taken root at the University at Buffalo, calling on officials to divest endowment funds from fossil fuel companies, as several universities around the country already have done.

The fact that exercise is an important aspect of a healthy lifestyle has finally taken root in the lives of people everywhere.

Progress has taken root in communities across the country thanks to a variety of programs that have brought the mission of Let's Move!

We are proud of the progress that has taken root in communities across the country thanks in large part to a variety of Let's Move!

It has taken root everywhere from community - based book clubs and school district professional development sessions across the country to the U.S. Department of Education.

The questions that had taken root in the dark and walled - up places of my heart began to erupt.

Then FINALLY, just when it seems some nice healthy fruits and veggies had taken root and were starting to blossom into some delicious, sustainable real food... a braying jackass stomps all over your garden and poops out a can of Chef Boyardee, so you're stuck eating that crap instead of the good stuff you really wanted.

Across the country, a national movement away from using cage eggs has taken root: Unilever and Sara Lee are phasing - in cage - free eggs.

I don't suppose the Drybar trend has taken root over there?

And with the sector recording average annual growth in turnover of 8 % since 2008, this simple idea has firmly taken root and is thriving in Europe...

As Christianity spread throughout the world, the local church has taken root in cultures more readily disposed to other social forms — kinship, for instance, or civil association.

has retreated from the onslaught of positivist thinking into the enclave of personal conviction or has taken the root of unreasoning fundamentalism.

The ignorance had to have taken root before conscious history.

The irredentism and revanchism of Europe have not taken root among Mexican or Spanish descendents in the southwest, nor have the Indians federated to expel all the «foreigners» — some zoo tidllion — who are on their lands.

This was slow at first, but since the Second World War, it has grown in strength, and has now taken root in the Roman Catholic Church — the largest and hitherto the most conservative church of the West.

Thou hast planted them, yea, they have taken root; they grow, yea, they bring forth fruit: thou art near in their mouth, and far from their heart.

Nonetheless, the event of the council has lost much of its ambiguity for the Catholic Church, while the teaching of the council has gradually but definitely taken root.

Thanks to the leadership of the Dept. and the relevance of it in our time, the concern for social analysis has taken root as an essential aspect of the Christian theological enterprise, not only in the TTS but also in most other Indian theological schools and in the Serampore University curriculum itself.

It was in this eschatological context, as we have seen, that the idiom of resurrection had finally taken root in Jewish thought.

That Gospel seed has taken root, and if recent events are anything to go by, we may be about to see it burst forth in riotous bloom.

Many African - American leaders and self - styled public intellectuals have been too soft on the pathogenic dynamics that have taken root as a result of racism.

Such Jewish sectarian groups seemed to have influenced Jewish Christian communities all over the East, not least in Adiabene where sectarian Judaism might well have taken root even before Christianity arose.

By 1937, many aspects of Roosevelt's New Deal had successfully taken root.

'» This was the first of several articles published over the next few years that assailed the anti-Israel propaganda that had taken root in the mainline, but the genie could not be put back into the bottle.

Wanting to quickly move past the loss of their present, they plow forward into the future — never taking the time to really address the hurts, pain, and insecurities that may have taken root during the break up.

The reason unconstrained aggression is so potentially destructive to human relationships is that often it does not permit those subsequent goods to emerge which otherwise could have taken root if they had not been withered by the heat of aggression.

Yet the visitor might also marvel that the Christian faith has taken root in an amazing variety of cultures, although it has to be said that such an ecumenical spirit has seldom been characteristic of the churches.

... Hitler has taken root in us; through his strength, through his honesty, his faith and his idealism we have found our way to paradise.»

Awareness of cosmic purpose acting non-energetically could occur only after a personal transformation in which the Taoist humility and sensitivity to non-being has taken root.

In most cases, liberationist theologies have taken root in situations that call for freedom from existing government and economic structures.

Hope had taken root in her heart.

In the mind where it has taken root, it functions as a given.

What, be mused, would have become of Judaism if the center of Jewry bad taken root in India or China, for example, rather than in Spain and the Rhineland?

The Western idea that you are not alive unless you are free has not taken root in people's hearts.»

Mistrust in leadership has taken root in the public, in part the result of a litany of scandalized politicians and overpaid and questionably competent CEOs.

And this trend is taking root: In Uruguay, 70 percent of Internet users surveyed said they already purchase goods online.

«But if the pain lingers... you're going to see opportunism really take root.»

Reform will only take root if America does just the opposite: unshackle the supply side.

Jess Jackson bolted from a successful career as a lawyer because he was bored.That's when Kendall - Jackson, his billion - dollar wine empire, took root.

The Hantz Farms project, a 174 - acre tree farm, is just beginning to take root after several years of planning.

On whether the firing of Ba'ath Party loyalists was largely responsible for the insurgency that took root:

The DEA had begun contemplating how it regulated the broader pharmaceutical supply chain back in the mid-2000s as the online pharmacies flourished and the opioid epidemic took root.

And for 27 years, before he was elected sheriff, he presided over court cases — ones that increasingly involved the stories of lives undone by drugs and poverty, and of an opioid epidemic taking root.

Ferrante's credibility comes from his ex-mafioso status, a conversion to author and motivational speaker that took root during years spent behind bars.