Sentence examples for Entrenched problem from inspiring English sources

The more entrenched problem is New York's rules.

Illiteracy remains an entrenched problem in parts of the country.

This is a good start in addressing an entrenched problem — and also makes sound business sense.

Piracy remains an entrenched problem that saps profits from the music, film and publishing industries.

You later said you believed any entrenched problem could be tackled through the involvement of a greater number of people.

This episode shows that sexism is a deeply entrenched problem that society has to battle collectively because individual voices far too often go unheeded.

One of Reading's more entrenched problems is education.

Pakistan's entrenched problems are not amenable to quick fixes.

And some feel the positive messages whitewash entrenched problems.

But there are still very entrenched problems in Europe.

The party leaders acknowledged entrenched problems in Xinjiang, according to the report.