Mr. Thaws said his wide-ranging taste in music has its roots in his childhood.
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But he saw that evil had its roots in a belief system of limits.
Biden made a point of talking about his Irish-Catholic roots in Saturday's joint appearance with Obama.
Every major medical treatment from Taxol to Lipitor has its roots in NIH-funded basic science.
Will any product that has it roots in a government collaboration be subject to price constraints?
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The Thapar Group, founded by his grandfather in 1919, had its roots in coal trading.
Where Japanese companies have done best, they have planted genuine roots in foreign markets.
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The Roman Catholic Church was the first European institution to put down roots in the Americas.
The enneagram symbol has roots in antiquity and can be traced back to ancient Greece.
It has its roots in the geopolitical situation that developed in the late 19th century.
That crisis has its roots in the biggest housing and credit bubble in history.
It is an impulse with deep roots in Chinese architectural tradition, dating back thousands of years.
Historically, the practice of biting into metal seems to have its roots in money counterfeiting.
The law, it explained, was never intended to affect people with family roots in Singapore.
Sir Michael (aged 76) is a leader with enduring roots in the Sepik area of PNG.
The fibre composite materials have their roots in the world of Formula 1, among other areas.
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These holidays have their roots in miracles that took place thousands of years ago.
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His fortune may have been made in the Gulf, but roots in Yilan still bind him.
Look at Garmin, which commercialized a technology with roots in defense: satellite-based global positioning.
They may find synthetic ways of manufacturing their products, but essentially they have their roots in nature.
Anyone who left to try to scrounge for roots in the woods was killed by the Powhatans.
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What happens if people from legendarily nasty places like Philadelphia start putting down roots in Boone, N.
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But there was a Palestinian nation, with a culture and folklore that has roots in ancient times.
In truth, much of what ails the U.S. health system has its roots in misguided public policies.
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Ruiz's family has roots in Juarez, but it wasn't until 1996 that she ventured outside the city.
Not for nothing does the word credit have its roots in the Latin word credere, to believe.
While public relations is often considered a post-World War II profession, it has its roots in Ancient Greece!
Globalstar has its roots in a 1989 plan at Ford Motor Co. to use satellites to aid motorists.
But her rhetoric also drew on an anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim sentiment that has deep roots in France and elsewhere.
The asylum process takes so long that many applicants put down roots in Britain, marry and have children.
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