Examples of 'is entrenched' in a sentence
Meaning of "is entrenched"
Describes something that is firmly established and unlikely to change. It signifies a situation, belief, or practice that is deeply rooted, unwavering, and resistant to alteration or reform
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is entrenched
It is entrenched in balance sheets around the world.
That son of a bitch is entrenched in the ruins.
It is entrenched scientists who are the threat to scientific advancement.
But overpopulation mythology is entrenched in modern culture.
Ovivo is entrenched in the market.
The poem as a public encounter is entrenched in habit.
When the target is entrenched or positioned among civilians.
The time to start worrying about inflation is when the recovery is entrenched.
I am not sure that it is entrenched in the law.
It is entrenched in the superstition of materialism.
The failed couple is entrenched in negativity.
Is entrenched in ma.
This cycle is entrenched in creation.
Is entrenched because the people have lost faith in the criminal justice.
Part of the problem is that stress is entrenched in our everyday.
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Shadow is entrenched upon its surface.
Civilian command is entrenched.
The placenta is entrenched inside the uterus and develops actively.
The chauvinism is entrenched.
He is entrenched with death.
My husband is entrenched.
Such examples illustrate the extent to which the psychobiological drive to belong is entrenched.
Fall is entrenched.
So here you have the human rights commission that is entrenched in homophobia.
One of the players is entrenched in a castle and must defend it at all costs.
Both speakers seemed to agree that the two party system is entrenched and cannot split.
Villanova is entrenched as th.
Occupation of the Palestinians and their land is entrenched.
The independence of the judiciary is entrenched in law and is generally respected in practice.
It is entrenched in my mind and haunts me every time I remember it.
The culture of corruption is entrenched in Nigeria.
This experience is entrenched in the subconscious as the good breast or the bad breast.
As was stated in previous reports freedom from discrimination is entrenched in the Mauritian Constitution.
Ryan is entrenched.
The history of the municipality of Santa Marta de Ortigueira is entrenched with religion.
He is entrenched.
Saddleback Community Church likewise is entrenched in the psychotherapeutic.
Hamas is entrenched in its Gaza fiefdom.
The commission you talked about is entrenched in bias towards China.
Education is entrenched in the Constitution as a right for all persons.
We have laws and a Charter of Rights and Freedoms which is entrenched in our Constitution.
But the Bund is entrenched with powerful factions.
He also pointed out that as poverty engulfs more, fundamentalism is entrenched further.
Partition of Ireland is entrenched with no prospect of change.
This transactional sex is not a new phenomenon, but one that is entrenched in these societies.
Tax resistance is entrenched in Indian history.
Police violence against demonstrators is an endemic problem in Turkey ; a culture of impunity is entrenched.
It is a duty that is entrenched in the Constitution and the law.
This push to do good, Jorisch said in the book, is entrenched in Jewish culture.
This belief is entrenched in the traditions of Iceland from last many years.
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We do not get stuck on entrenched thinking patterns
It is entrenched in balance sheets around the world
It can stay firmly entrenched in its sheath
