Sentence examples similar to an ingrained issue from inspiring English sources

Should there be more laws protecting women in the workplace, or is this a more deeply ingrained issue that requires a grassroots approach to change?

The online dating industry is no stranger to major disruption after all, and with such a widespread and deeply ingrained issue as this it would appear to be a case of 'when' rather than 'if'.

Flatlining wages are now such an ingrained national issue as to barely need mentioning.

All of this leads to a lingering concern: how effective will these videos be in combating the complex and ingrained issue of family violence, when fronted by figureheads who won't commit to funding or collaborative programs?

The problem of sexual assault and harassment on campus isn't new – it is an ingrained and systemic issue.

He said the delay in addressing his issues stemmed from an ingrained sense of shame surrounding mental illness.

As we grow older, avoiding strangers becomes less of a safety issue and more of an ingrained habit -- stick with the people you know, don't bother those you don't, and just keep moving.

For Dr. Jones, who was credited with making the arsons a national issue, the fires were merely a symptom of an ingrained racism.

Regular mobility is an ingrained part of residents' livelihood strategies.

My aunt had an ingrained dislike of Cajuns and Catholics.

There was an "ingrained belief" that should have been challenged.