Sentence examples for considering entrenching from inspiring English sources

Career security officials said that they were considering entrenching themselves in positions where they can serve as a check on Trump – either through direct advice to superiors or through the bureaucratic obstruction that features in every administration.

This deal may entrench such prejudices.

Let's all channel our energy on that while Janay and other abuse victims consider standing by their abuser's side, walking back into their arms, entrenching themselves further into a perpetual cycle and this entire incident, like so many others before it, teaches her, you and society nothing about domestic violence education and prevention.

This cocky age of technology is entrenching a new, singular state of being, where history is increasingly considered exactly that: history.

But under the military's current plans army generals will retain executive power until well into 2013, and recent moves by Scaf to shape the new constitution in a way that would entrench army control over civilian politics have prompted an outcry among political parties, some of whom are now considering a boycott of the poll.

I would urge you to think about your ultimate goal in this struggle and consider whether your tactics are helping to bring this goal to fruition or whether they are emboldening your adversaries and further entrenching the divide.

Shareholders protested, accusing management of entrenching itself.

"Therefore, let us not waste time on entrenching our positions.

The political combatants are entrenching along familiar ideological terrain.

Again, guarantees seem to provide a magical fix, by entrenching core entitlements while permitting local innovation.

In the long galley kitchen, Gutstein's cooks were entrenching themselves for the breakfast rush.