Sentence examples for all entrenched from inspiring English sources

Everyone took a position, we were all entrenched.

Religious extremism, violent criminal groups and a dizzyingly fragmented ethnic rivalry are all entrenched.

Erdoğan played on the sharp divisions between the three opposition parties, all entrenched in identity politics.

The mandate offered the interest groups what all entrenched industries desire: a fresh and captive market for their products.

It has the slowest-growing large economy in Europe, a state that soaks up half of GDP, the fastest-rising public debt in western Europe over the past ten years and, above all, entrenched high unemployment.

In the resulting free-for-all, formerly entrenched species lose their advantage, leaving more room for invasives.

"The protests turned Chavistas all the more entrenched in their convictions to defend this government at all costs, and this is good news for Maduro," Corrales said.

"It's awful the way all these entrenched boards act.

"All those entrenched in the current ways of doing business of course are just waiting for me to slip up," he said.

"It's awful the way all these entrenched boards act," he grumbled in his raspy voice as he slurped shark fin soup.

"There's all this entrenched dogma about the quintessential role of deer in the disease, but we find in our research sites that fluctuating deer abundance has no explanatory power," he said.