Sentence examples for In engrained from inspiring English sources

To achieve permanent changes in engrained behavioural patterns it is important to focus not only on individual attitudes and intentions, but also on a stimulating environment, including hospital culture and patient safety policies [ 26].

According to Sharma et al. (2011), complex flows of goods as well as the diverse bought-in services engrained in the reverse chain create a high degree of tax complexity and lead to unexpected tax exposures and costs.

Few beverages are as engrained in Americans' collective childhood memories quite like hot chocolate.

How did a standard Hollywood romance, one of hundreds churned out by Warner Brothers in the 1940s, became engrained in Western culture as possibly the best-loved film of all time?

Fast-forward to the present and this is still in textbooks and is engrained in practitioners' minds.

According to some participants, per diems have become engrained in the culture, resulting in a change in mentality.

But humiliations were engrained in daily existence in countless ways.

Entrepreneurship is engrained in the culture of Gujarat, in each and every city.

"It's less engrained in a vague message and more engrained in policy and values specifics".

Certainly opera is far more engrained in the Russian culture than it is in the United States.

But times shift slowly, and assumptions about gender are deeply engrained in the culture of scientific inquiry and in larger cultural attitudes.