take root in English

verb

strike roots, establish oneself, settle in, take hold

Use "take root" in a sentence

1. How might envy take root?

2. WHY did communism take root?

3. The idea gradually began to take root.

4. I hope those cuttings will take root.

5. Faith in collective bargaining could not take root.

6. Only then can a new crop take root.

7. 6 In the coming days Jacob will take root,

8. We hope the transplanted apple trees will take root.

9. Time would be needed for democracy to take root.

10. We hope the transplanted orange trees will take root.

11. The pegged - down branches of the plant will take root.

12. He allowed selfish ambitions to take root in his heart.

13. But pride and ambition can quickly take root in the heart.

14. Every wooden furniture likes to take root in a certain place.

15. Delete from the mind any unworthy thought that tries to take root.

16. Economists believe that economic recovery will begin to take root next year.

17. 10. (a) What may cause jealousy to take root in our hearts?

18. Never allow the love of money to take root in your heart.

19. Also bare patches of ground leave room for weeds to take root.

20. It can take root in a rocky crevice with a smattering of soil.

21. The institution of a high level global barter system might soon take root.

22. 23 Economists believe that economic recovery will begin to take root next year.

23. The neglected seed could easily be snatched away before it could take root.

24. 14 Today is no time to allow doubts to take root in our hearts.

25. Annuals are not very competitive and will allow for more weeds to take root

26. 9 Can the spirit of the world take root in your mind and heart?

27. Even in cases where transplants manage to take root, the results are not always beneficial.

28. But I regarding information system's interest at very small time starts to take root to germinate.

29. But we can be smarter about creating the conditions that enable such systems to take root.

30. We should be determined not to allow any such ideas to take root in our heart.

31. Otherwise, bitterness and resentment begin to take root in the heart, and they are hard to uproot.

32. Almost all willows take root very readily from cuttings or where broken branches lie on the ground.

33. May the seeds of unforgivingness that haunted my neighbors never be allowed to take root in our homes.

34. This refers to people who are too preoccupied for the Kingdom seed to take root in their hearts.

35. These theories are Breathtakingly radical, and if they take root, they will seriously undermine Americans’ voting rights going forward

36. Then they may feel morally devalued and a new standard of behavior can take root: the good of the service.

37. From the day that Michael Codron became interested in producing the show[http://Sentencedict.com], I felt the cutting take root.

38. If such a negative attitude were to take root in a person’s heart, it could erode his joy and confidence.

39. As the government clamps down ever tighter on the Containment zone, seething violence and desperate escape plots take root inside it

40. They learn something about the blessings of God’s Kingdom, but they do not let the truth take root in their heart.

41. Brambles can become a problem where seedlings are allowed to take root, or where stems of established plants have rooted at intervals.

42. Reproductions is by the separation of daughter plants which arise on the leaf margins or fully developed specimens and take root readily.

43. Japanese electronics, auto adhesives, and silicon-production facility require highly skilled labor and cannot take root overnight in another southeast Asian nation.

44. When in doubt, a gardener will try more plants or kinds of plants and see which take root; a landscaper may default to less.

45. CBN.com – When you are offended or disappointed by others and allow the hurt to germinate in your heart, Bitterness and resentment will take root

46. “National ownership” is not something that is merely desirable or politically correct; it is an imperative, an absolute essential, if peacebuilding is to take root.

47. The Chinese modern plane design regarding the China traditional culture model, cannot be the superficial graphic solution with borrows, is must truly take root the national spirit.

48. “In the coming days Jacob will take root, Israel will put forth blossoms and actually sprout; and they will simply fill the surface of the productive land with produce.”

49. If protectionism is allowed to take root this would spell the end of an open Internet, and instead of being an open and dynamic environment, the Web would become Balkanised

50. 21 The blessings continue: “In the coming days Jacob will take root, Israel will put forth blossoms and actually sprout; and they will simply fill the surface of the productive land with produce.”