Sentence examples for are further entrenched from inspiring English sources

Women work in this context under particularly adverse conditions, and gendered power inequalities are further entrenched by unequal labour practices (25).

This underdevelopment is further entrenched by a few geographical and infrastructural realities.

But Hungary's endemic culture of welfare entitlement remained, and was further entrenched.

This was further entrenched in a 1995 study by Australia's foreign affairs department which said "Sino-Indonesians" controlled 68% of the top 300 conglomerates.

Old lines are being further entrenched and new ones are being drawn, with graduates and Londoners set poles apart from the rest of the nation".

The court's recent history, and the questions from the justices on Wednesday, suggested that arbitration requirements will be further entrenched.

A dispute over whether tsunami emergency aid funds should be autonomously administered by the Tamil Tigers in their area of control meant that already high levels of distrust were further entrenched.

Google's search dominance, DoJ said, may be further entrenched by its "exclusive access to content" through the settlement.

The problem is further entrenched by the perception of stereotypical gender roles in what remains a very traditional society.

And then we got the news... DOMA was declared unconstitutional, and while the losing side experienced yet another blow to their efforts, the winning side did their victory dance and both were further entrenched in their points of view.

Around the Mediterranean, new powers were rising, foremost amongst them the Carolingian Empire, while in 803, the Pax Nicephori recognized the de facto independence of Byzantine Venice, which was further entrenched by the repulsion of a Byzantine attack in 809.