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Meaning of "become entrenched"
become entrenched - to become deeply established or ingrained in a situation
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Unemployment has become entrenched at high levels.
Autumnal attempts at reconciling the two sides fade into war fever as positions become entrenched.
It has become entrenched within the security forces.
Their systems of injustice become entrenched.
It is easy to become entrenched in doing the same thing for years.
Concrete producers have become entrenched.
It has become entrenched in medicine.
Sporting codes has become entrenched.
Prejudice has become entrenched and sensationalistic media reporting is creating a climate of paranoia.
Seems to have become entrenched.
The image of Filipino women as caregiver and nanny has become entrenched.
Their fixed mindset has become entrenched as a fundamental belief.
Become entrenched in the minds of the masses" he says.
O help arts and heritage organizations become entrenched in community.
Pain that has become entrenched is harder to treat than pain that is tackled immediately.
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It was critical that inequality should not become entrenched during the transition.
We then become entrenched in a garrison mentality of Us Vs Them.
The spreadsheet is a powerful tool that has become entrenched in business processes worldwide.
Otherwise, there will be no understanding and the problem will become entrenched.
Entrepreneurship has become entrenched in the psyche of the average person.
He needed Maori to be united for the Treaty to become entrenched into law.
Powerful and violent cartels had become entrenched and had infiltrated sectors of the Government.
Thirty years on, both sentiments have become entrenched.
The Green Teams need to become entrenched in the mainstream office environment.
I might be scarce or I might become entrenched.
This solution must not become entrenched in a national-level mentality.
Yet, new bank governance practices have still to become entrenched.
Due to the poor weather, they had become entrenched and were crushed by an avalanche.
In the absence of the test of war, these differences become entrenched.
As ethics offices become entrenched in the organizations, resources devoted to conflict management would decline.
It is a western tradition which has also become entrenched in Pakistani society.
Otherwise, influence-peddling and corruption erode democratic institutions and become entrenched.
Over time, it appears to have become entrenched in society.
Factions become entrenched and can even solidify into a pseudo-organizational structure within the team.
The FOIA process has become entrenched.
Increasing joblessness has marked several growth economies and, as a direct consequence, poverty has become entrenched.
Instead a dysfunctional enforcement paradigm has become entrenched when a new health-led approach was needed.
A power problem, control or change is difficult when the technology has become entrenched.
However, eliminating practices that have become entrenched in society over past decades is a slow process.
But like persistent myths, theories can also become entrenched.
In large firms, people often become entrenched in their own function, barely interacting across divisions.
Long-term unemployment thus means cyclical unemployment can become entrenched as a structural phenomenon.
I become entrenched in my own position, convinced I am right.
Without even realizing it, you become entrenched in it.
You've become entrenched in bad habits.
Are there any temporary remedies that have become entrenched in your business?
During this time, a low and stable inflation rate environment has become entrenched.
In this way, a transitory inflation shock may become entrenched and thus more costly to eradicate.
Robson, Societies tend to stagnate when the forces that resist change become entrenched.
Furthermore, once deflation occurs it may become entrenched as nominalinterest rates can not fall below zero.
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