Sentence examples for deeply ingrained into from inspiring English sources

Abuses are deeply ingrained into the bank business models that pursue ever rising profits and mega performance-related remuneration for executives.

Planet Earth's rotation – once every 24 hours – is deeply ingrained into human physiology, and each internal process, from digestion to muscle strength, waxes and wanes on a cycle called a circadian rhythm.

But Friend says he regrets that he didn't get his new approaches more deeply ingrained into the research effort there.

The thought that consistency is a sine qua non for central notions such as validity, truth, meaningfulness, rationality, is deeply ingrained into its psyche.

The automobile is deeply ingrained into the core fabric of American culture.

This focus on health sleep, stress reduction and wellness is deeply ingrained into Aetna's corporate culture. .

The rule has been deeply ingrained in investors: Putting all of their money into one fund is a bad idea.

Many organisations are deeply ingrained in communities.

Light displays are deeply ingrained in Chinese folk culture.

"The stories are deeply ingrained in the minds of Indians".

Unconscious bias is deeply ingrained in America's social fabric.