Sentence examples for described entrenched from inspiring English sources
Staff also described entrenched patient discrimination in hospitals and the need to expend considerable effort to reinstate care.
Others described entrenched or "extreme" sexual problems which could not be addressed: "information not for extremes like mine"; "I have always had issues sexually.
The "deep state" is a phrase popular on the right for describing entrenched networks hostile to Trump.
He described the entrenched culture of deal making in his home state as a prime motivator behind his presidential bid.
Yet in an article on the web I found the day after the gig, Tiger City are described as "entrenched members of Brooklyn's underground rock scene".
They describe the entrenched professional culture of PC physicians as autonomous professionals with strong personal accountability to their patients as barriers to shifting to inter- and intra-organizational collaborative teams in practice.
Positions are best described as the entrenched ideas that one party holds about the relationship, process, or substance of a conflict (what I want).
It states that humanitarian interventions had an […essentially ad hoc] approach, which should have given […way to action for development] and are described as [… entrenched, concealing their true nature: a tool disorganizing the health system in DRC] [ 42].
In a damning new book, "Three Men in a Room", a former state senator, Seymour Lachman, describes how power is entrenched in the hands of the governor, the Senate majority leader (usually a Republican) and the Assembly speaker (usually a Democrat).
While a detailed discussion of the interpersonal dynamics and grooming processes underpinning ICST is beyond this paper's remit, it should be noted here that some victims described their entire lives becoming entrenched in the abuse.
