Sentence examples for entrenched across from inspiring English sources

But in 1983, with democracy firmly entrenched across Spain, laws were passed making Catalonia as bilingual as possible.

Both Cindy and Crawford's adopted son, Christopher, died recently but mutual animosity remains deeply entrenched across the generations.

Christianity and Islam may be entrenched across Liberia, but pre-monotheistic traditions of ancestor worship, animism and spirits have greater power.

Gráinne Gilmore, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, said: "Expectations that house prices will rise over the next year are becoming more entrenched across the country.

Both parties are entrenched across the country; attempts, during the technocratic interregnum, to encourage "third forces" to emerge to challenge them proved fruitless.

But the rate of consumption may have increased in the late 1990's, many land-use experts say, in a pattern entrenched across the nation.

This active channel is fed by turbidity currents, which are generated at the Zaire River mouth, and flow via a deeply entrenched canyon across the shelf and the continental slope.

"ICE believes this could be achieved through the creation of an Office for Resource Management sitting within Government– this would ensure the circular economy principle is fully understood and entrenched right across Government.

It is slightly entrenched and meanders across its flat valley floor, its banks being 2 to 3 miles (3.2 to 4.8 km) apart; low islands are numerous, and shifting sandbars are a problem for the riverboats.

The survey by national anti-stigma campaign Time to Change, asked more than 2,000 people if having a mental illness would be a barrier to employment and found evidence of entrenched negative attitudes across all sectors.

That violent crime, predominantly carried out by loose associations of young people, is entrenched in inner cities across the country is not new and often not news.