Meanwhile, enough government funding hasn't been used to counter "deeply-entrenched" patterns at the elementary, high school, and university level that discourage women from pursuing STEM careers, Lahey says.
Such advice may seem facile, but it runs counter to deeply ingrained assumptions about pop musicians.
THE CONFIDENCE QUESTION Finally, because nationalization runs counter to deeply ingrained American traditions and attitudes, there is a danger that it might undermine rather than bolster confidence.
We don't like to acknowledge this, of course, not only because it runs counter to deeply held beliefs about hard work but because it carries with it a lot of unseemly anti-intellectual baggage.
Now, faced with Morsi's fall, the Muslim Brotherhood - which has existed since 1928, has spent much of its existence underground, and has built a counter-society deeply embedded in the Egyptian social fabric, sometimes under the benevolent eye of regimes like Anwar Sadat's, who relied on it to fight the left - also has the power to cause major obstruction.
It is doubtful that Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld can counter entrenched interests deeply rooted in the country's political culture, although he is certainly trying.
But in the hands of Cain, common sense also signals a second populist theme, one that seems to run directly counter to his deeply partisan and often fiery political message.
However, the idea that there could be relations which do not supervene on the non-relational properties of their relata runs counter to a deeply entrenched way of thinking among some philosophers.
Public efforts run directly counter to the deeply ingrained tendency of covert operators to keep quiet about sources and methods.
In the U.S., support for higher standards for yoga teachers is counter to the deeply entrenched status quo, to put it diplomatically.
Obviously, on one level this is deeply counter-intuitive.
