Sentence examples for becoming embedded in from inspiring English sources

Green or "life innovation" is gradually becoming embedded in national policies.

Such attitudes are acquired early in life from older generations, thus becoming embedded in people's views of themselves, their country, and the world.

This is the power of education for sustainability – just dream for a moment where we might be in 20 years' time as a result of principles of sustainability becoming embedded in the heart of all management education.

Alibhai-Brown blames "brainwashing perpetrated through religious dogma" and Wahhabist doctrine; in particular, she asserts, the Saudi regime's repression of women is being imported into Britain and becoming embedded in our culture.

Just as in 2010 the canard that Labour "bankrupted" the country and left "an economic mess" got established and then became evidently irrefutable, so a new false narrative is becoming embedded in 2015, this time fed by Labour itself.

In 2005, as he was becoming embedded in the UK's protest community, Kennedy sent an email to Alex Long, a member of the London-based anarchist collective, in an apparent attempt to branch out into Europe.

The recent case of a skip falling through a Chelsea street and becoming embedded following basement excavations in one property would be a more understandable reason for residents' fury but we can become just as distressed over something as inconsequential as a neighbour painting their fence an unpleasant shade.

Alex turned to the east-northeast after passing the Outer Banks in response to becoming embedded within the west-southwesterly flow.

"It's because the river of air in which it is becoming embedded is flowing east to west," Mr. Gadomski of Penn State said, "rather than west to east as it usually does".

Mainly themes of how we are becoming embedded within the environment that we operate in.

Only if higher inflation looks to be becoming embedded will the Bank move.