Sentence examples for entrenched among from inspiring English sources

This story has become firmly entrenched among the metropolitan left and beyond.

So is the reluctance (once entrenched among the English upper classes) to give presents at social occasions.

The practice is particularly entrenched among some Ugandan ethnic groups, especially in western, east and northern areas of the country.

THE idea that cracking down on petty crime helps to deter more serious sorts has crossed the Atlantic and become firmly entrenched among British politicians.

It has solid relationships with the purchasing agents who buy stand-alone copiers, but is not entrenched among the information technology managers who run computer networks.

Today, more than five months after the movie disappeared from the theaters, "Music From the Motion Picture City of Angelss' " remains firmly entrenched among Billboard's top 40 albums.

The example of countries such as Spain suggests that media piracy can become entrenched even among the middle-aged.

Kayakers Lachlan Tame and Beijing gold medallist Ken Wallace entrenched themselves among the medal favourites in the men's K2 1000m with a strong semi-final victory at Lagoa Stadium.

Jabhat Fateh al-Sham has acted as a spoiler in previous agreements including the Aleppo evacuation, and it has entrenched itself among the Islamist rebels who have signed up to the pact.

Problem-plagued foreign investment efforts puncture the narrative, with many believing that recovery can be assured only when the Greek prime minister tackles entrenched resistance among his own hard-left cadre.

"The gap between the two sides, the character of Israel's government, entrenched divisions among the Palestinians and a US diplomacy that appears more captive than master of events – these and more have deflated the hopes of an Israeli-Palestinian breakthrough to which Obama's election had given rise".