Sentence examples for a firmly entrenched from inspiring English sources

But in the South, slavery emerged from the Revolution as a firmly entrenched sectional institution.

When it disbanded in 1945, a firmly entrenched ethos of national service existed at the Institute, as did the infrastructure to support future government research.

"Alex brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective that will help us move into the next phase of our growth as a firmly entrenched US news operation," said Gibson.

The last economic downturn was a period of enormous growth and innovation for open source software, taking it from a gleam in the eye of a few radical idealists to a firmly entrenched player in the computer software industry.

Umma (nation) translates for Islamists into an obsession with the "Muslim people" and its imagined suffering worldwide (the blessings are never counted, only the problems) that in turn becomes a firmly entrenched victimhood and perpetual sense of grievance.

But, audits of the U.S. educational system reveal that few schools will take the time to dig themselves out of a firmly entrenched traditional classroom structure (garden pun intended).

Down six goals to one at quarter-time, 10 to 2 at the main break, Melbourne didn't give a yelp for an hour against a side firmly entrenched in the bottom two.

Their boisterous tribute to a composer firmly entrenched in the Western canon bore a strong resemblance, they realized, to the evenings that gave him what little approbation he received during his painfully short life: the Schubertiades.

Maybe they work for a company firmly entrenched in Android development.

Implicit in their reaction is a sentiment firmly entrenched in the collective British mindset - that no matter how bad things get, Britain is immune to the appeals of extremists.

In a town firmly entrenched in America's Bible Belt, the concept of evil has weight.