Sentence examples for continue to entrench from inspiring English sources
"Now he is on his second term, and he continues to be arrogant, and his policies continue to entrench American power to the whole globe without any change".
The Chinese Communist Party will continue to entrench its one-party rule.
If he was, the following could happen: i) A retrial would cost the tax payer a load of money; ii) It would allow Tommy to continue to entrench social divisions, by highlighting crimes committed only by Muslims; iii) And – most importantly – it would prolong the suffering of the vulnerable victims in this important criminal trial.
And when you wonder what that has to do with Harvard Law School, ask yourself this--who drafted the legislation, regulations, and policies in America that have and continue to entrench the racial disparities in incarceration, educational achievement, and economic opportunity?
The parabuilding, a new addition to an older structure, continues to entrench itself as a vibrantly contemporary architectural type.
What's more, Hezbollah continues to entrench itself as the most powerful military and political player in Lebanon.
Yet as Reyes was continuing to entrench himself as the Mets shortstop of the present and future, one tantalizing possibility from the past re-emerged.
Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, responded in a statement, "I cannot understand Israel's thinking; rather than re-evaluating their stance, given the changing regional dynamics, Israel continues to entrench its belligerent occupation of the Palestinian people and the colonization of our land".
It appears that companies have a choice: to entrench and continue to defend the status quo or to adapt and embrace a food supply that meets the needs of today's consumers.
But May's record on poverty and inequality shows that the Conservative approach is likely to continue to say the right words, while entrenching social inequality at every step.
Unless house-building accelerates, property prices will continue to rise, particularly in the south-east, entrenching the wealth of prosperous homeowners.
