Sentence examples for currently ingrained from inspiring English sources
As was the case years ago in other nations that evolved through the phases of the tobacco epidemic, 39 cigarette smoking is currently ingrained in Chinese cultural practices.
Active ageing is currently ingrained within health and social care policy in relation to best practice for older adults in the United Kingdom.
We should be most concerned about companies that are currently successful that do not have innovation ingrained in the fabric of their businesses.
This sentiment is ingrained in Iran's current policies.
This no-fare, no-toll, no-problem policy, currently enjoyed by more than 30,000 retirees, is so deeply ingrained in the culture of the region's transit workers that when it abruptly disappeared from one agency, 400 beneficiaries signed onto a class-action lawsuit filed last month to get it back.
This idea is deeply ingrained.
Suspicion of Christian missionaries is ingrained.
Caution had been ingrained in his being.
"It's ingrained in us," he said.
