Sentence examples for acknowledged entrenched from inspiring English sources

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

2. Acknowledge your entrenched holiday habits.

Possibly one of the most high-profile campaigns of all time, not everyone was convinced by the approach, believing it too simplistic and failing to acknowledge how entrenched oil is in society (not least as a raw material for Lego bricks).

The originators of the RDoC acknowledge that the system entrenched by previous versions of the DSM has increased diagnostic reliability.

Mr Younesi admitted as much a few weeks ago when he acknowledged that vigilante groups were still entrenched in his ministry and in other institutions.

He acknowledged that both sides were so entrenched in their positions that face-to-face talks between the parties were unlikely.

Several Libyans with whom a colleague and I recently spoke, including members of the Parliament, acknowledged that a group of radicals were entrenched outside the town of Derna, east of Benghazi.

But she also acknowledges that for the businesses and homes entrenched on the coast, such a step could be costly, and that the city has no money yet to pay them to move.

As the cognitive scientists Mercier and Sperber put it, what they are really after — whether they acknowledge it or not — are arguments supporting their already entrenched views.

MR: It does seem to be entrenched in American culture more than it acknowledges.

Yet diplomats acknowledged that they have little leverage with an entrenched and isolated strongman who has vowed to cling to power, noting that military options could harden Kadafi's stand.