Sentence examples for as entrenched from inspiring English sources

Few people are as entrenched in county cricket as Tremlett.

No other European leader is as popular or as entrenched at home as Mr Zapatero.

Political and ideological positions are not as entrenched as at first appears.

A year on, G4S appears to be as entrenched as ever in the Israeli prison system.

The forces of incumbency are not as dominant and as entrenched as in the industrialised countries.

This shows that regional voting patterns are as entrenched as ever, with no signs of disappearing.

The west's prohibition approach to drugs is as entrenched as it is idiotic.

The new middle class was just as entrenched as the old one.

Is the system as entrenched as ever or have old distinctions been abandoned?

The public is tired of political bickering and upheaval, and corruption is as entrenched here as in Russia.

Sorry, guys, but the obstruction rule, as entrenched as Marbury v. Madison, does not require evil intent by the obstructionist.