Sentence examples for embedded in this way from inspiring English sources

The hubris embedded in this way of leading has surely contributed to the high failure rate, including in the case of Petraeus.

Here, then, the approach is not about the meaninglessness or unintelligibility of skeptical doubt (as on the first response), but on its inability to shift or dislodge our beliefs because of their embeddedness within our thinking (where semantic issues need not be the only consideration in rendering them embedded in this way).

There are little self-portraits embedded in the way we conduct this tertiary taking of sporting sides.

This preference seems embedded in the way I think.

One is because they are embedded in the way markets operate.

Assessment of the "impact" of research is now embedded in the way funding bodies decide what to fund.

It would be a revolutionary step because the breaks are embedded in the way firms and homebuyers behave.

Security by design, and the opportunity to only access certain data defined by your specific role, is embedded in the way we work," he says.

The problem involves all of us and is not to do with sloth or greed but is embedded in the way we live today.

From Liverpool to Moscow, Tokyo to Detroit, a punitive regime of prohibition has turned streets into battlefields, while drug use has remained embedded in the way we live.

This is a book of nearly pure narrative, and his meanings are embedded in the way he portrays people, those he likes (outsiders) and those he doesn't (bankers, the political class).