Sentence examples for entrenched aversion from inspiring English sources

In the decade since moving to the United States from the United Kingdom, I have on occasion been pained that America has an entrenched aversion toward the (useful and practical) dollar coin.

A sharp divide in Congress between Democrats and Republicans and an entrenched aversion to compromise have made it difficult for President Obama to push through — or on the 2012 campaign trail, even mention — some of the legislation and regulatory steps he favored early in his administration.

As a result, they contend that German far-right parties have had an easier time finding support in the east, where there is a less entrenched aversion to radical political movements. .

Special interests are entrenched.

Because they are entrenched.

Positions entrenched.

Positions have become entrenched.

So do entrenched officeholders.

Ethnic mafias become entrenched.

That entrenched deflation.

By adulthood, stereotypes are entrenched.