Sentence examples for entrench it in from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Because the section affirms the name of the Charter and thus entrenches it in the Constitution Act, it came into focus in 1994 when a Member of Parliament (MP) proposed to change the name of the Charter.

Malcolm's gift doesn't bring him out of his class position; it entrenches it: in the show's finale he gets accepted into Harvard but can only afford the tuition fees by working as the university's janitor at the same time.

China has upped activities in the South China Sea in recent months to further entrench its presence in the region.

"The question is, does it push views in either direction, or does it entrench people more in their current views?" Public opinion polls have reflected the deep divide on the gun control issue.

It entrenches their lives in Syria, rather than in Britain.

For one, it entrenches discrimination in other areas, such as access to education and health care.

BBM Money does two key things for BlackBerry: It helps entrench the service in markets where BlackBerry is still the smartphone platform of choice, and it offers yet another opportunity for service differentiation to continue to help evolve BBM into something more than similar offerings from Apple (iMessage) and third parties (Kik, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger).

Idyllic, no? See, this was the social contract, as I understood it: I'd entrench myself in the middle class, hold onto this house for 5 years or 10, then sell it to the next good little boy who came along.

Opponents say it would further entrench sectarianism in a sharply divided country.