Sentence examples for entrench the same from inspiring English sources

Indeed, if they are serious about creating discussions of racism they ought to think deeper about the likelihood that their project may entrench the same prejudices they claim to fight".

Answers are that the working poor pay the price, and secondly that the new economy further entrenches exactly the same inequalities as at present, with inflated figures as a camouflage to fool the unwary.

Bitcoin needs to entrench itself in the same way the Internet has entrenched itself.

It is important that feminists today do not lose sight of the importance of class and race, as the same power hierarchies which entrench economic inequality and racial division also act to privilege men over women.

So, whether you're elected leaders (as in older universities such as mine) or appointed, your currency is the same: ill-conceived change to entrench the interests of your cliques and for the sake of being seen to do something.

Whatever else might have changed, though, the reason for conferring honors is probably the same as ever: to secure loyalty and entrench an elite of what Britons call the great and the good.

He learnt of the French advance at about the same time as Graham, and decided to entrench his full force on the isthmus defending the approach to the Isla de Léon.

Not unsurprisingly, such largesse has only encouraged Israel to entrench its military occupation and extend its illegal colonization while at the same time providing it with the materiel needed to enforce this brutal military occupation.

The collective entrenches self-deceptive beliefs by providing positive reinforcement by others sharing the same false belief, as well as protection from evidence that would destabilize the target belief.

The third wave had received the same amount of ammunition, but was also issued entrenching equipment that would be used to construct positions to defend the initial gains against the inevitable Ottoman counterattack.

"Once again, we see the Tory government stating high aims on equality while at the same time implementing policies which only serve to embed and entrench inequality".