Sentence examples for entrench it from inspiring English sources

Bigotry is abhorrent and laws that entrench it should be condemned.

Mr Goldsmith is no cartoon rightwinger, but after this campaign his victory would entrench it.

Rather than breaking the cycle of poverty and illiteracy, the new law appears to entrench it.

And while neoliberalism had been discredited, western governments used the crisis to try to entrench it.

These examples and thousands like them, far beyond public view, perpetuate racism and entrench it in the culture.

They won't supply it with the basics necessary for human existence, lest they be seen to legitimise or entrench it.

If a small group of wealthy citizens set out to devise an economic system that would enable it to expand its wealth and entrench its advantage, it is hard to imagine a better system than the one we have today.

That our own government is entrenching it, is something that should make each of us shudder.

I want them to be part of a school system that releases opportunity, rather than entrenching it.

This devolved system of governance is considerably popular in previously marginalised areas and entrenching it against the quiet resistance of bureaucrats reluctant to give up power in Nairobi is essential to ensuring that locals perceive a stake in holding Kenya together.

This attention makes Facebook more powerful by entrenching it in people's lives, denying competitors the engagement, and generating data on what content and friends people like best.