Sentence examples for as deeply entrenched from inspiring English sources

Instead, they are nominating a one time social moderate who, as a consultant turned professional politician and candidate, is about as deeply entrenched in the finance sector-government complex as possible.

Although not as deeply entrenched as the GOP in a cocoon from reality, the Democratic Party and President Obama (as well as other world leaders for that matter) continue to tout a future based primarily on explosive growth of fossil fuel dependency.

This new social class system is not as deeply entrenched as the British class system but, in a striking resemblance, the nouveau riche, known as tuhao, are looked down upon.

Portraying himself as governor of a large state who effectively reached out to Republicans and Democrats alike, Mr. Bush assailed Mr. Gore as deeply entrenched in a poll-driven Washington culture that had little to show for itself.

equities are bound to outperform U.S. equities seems as deeply entrenched as ever.

He simply does not want to risk alienating his powerful base, nor the Republican Party, where climate denialism is as deeply entrenched as the belief in God.

It has begun ramping up its lobbying and legislative operations after largely ignoring Washington for years, in a scramble to match bases long established here by competitors like Yahoo and Microsoft, as well as the deeply entrenched telecommunication companies.

We share with you our perspectives, as a President/scholar/educator/mother, deeply entrenched in higher education, and as a student/daughter, yet to make her mark in a profession that contributes to understanding the breadth and scope of a resolution such as this one.

While the books could be said to comprise many other themes, such as power/abuse of power, love, prejudice, and free choice, they are, as Rowling states, "deeply entrenched in the whole plot"; the writer prefers to let themes "grow organically", rather than sitting down and consciously attempting to impart such ideas to her readers.

As FGM is deeply entrenched in social, cultural and religious traditions, three variables were added that capture these traditions: whether the respondent herself is cut, her religion, and the number of children she has given birth to.

Some note that beyond holding the state and police to account, Indians have to confront deeply entrenched patriarchal views as well as a popular culture which, as in western countries, continues to objectify female sexuality, creating an environment where harassment and violence are regularised as part of the sexual game.