Sentence examples for entrenched around from inspiring English sources

Warlords remain entrenched around the country, and Afghanistan is once again the world's largest opium producer.

Could it become a disease like H.I.V.-AIDS H.I.V.-AIDSentered the human population via exposure to infected animals and had become firmly entrenched around the which?

However, it's too deeply entrenched around the individual after years of binary friendship to reorganize curation around friend lists.

The Allies, led by General Maurice Sarrail, began landing on 22 September 1915 and entrenched around the city.

I have witnessed this myself many times, and I would say that discrimination against leprosy is culturally entrenched around the world.

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Yet the play raised questions about the worth of women, the double standards culturally and legally, and the deeply entrenched silence around issues of violence and justice.

Even in self-imposed exile, Little Edie's glamour remained wilfully entrenched, gliding around in ensembles of fur coats, swimwear, gowns, heels and trademark headscarves – her head enigmatically swaddled in fabric in every scene.

One campaigner who opposes independence said: "There are two entrenched camps – around 35% who support the union and will not be budged and around 25% who support independence.

The BBC's Ahmed Maher in Baghdad says IS fighters have entrenched their positions around residential districts after beating back Iraqi forces backed up by three regiments sent as reinforcements.

It has been over 100 years since the equal rights of women first began to be recognized in law, and yet gender discrimination remains deeply entrenched in cultures around the world.