Sentence examples for entrenched by from inspiring English sources

Because Germany's competitive advantage was entrenched by the euro.

The Democrats and Republicans are unimaginative and entrenched by both rules and tradition.

For people in developing countries, the inequalities they face are only entrenched by disability.

The stereotyping is entrenched by real-life toe-curlers such as Jordan Jacobs.

In Israel, the full civil rights of non-Jewish minorities are entrenched by law.

This underdevelopment is further entrenched by a few geographical and infrastructural realities.

He lived to see this process promulgated by the British and entrenched by the Americans.

This view was later entrenched by psychiatrists who defined a lack of orgasm during intercourse in women as a disorder.

Each soccer club had a distinct religious identity entrenched by the patronage of politicians who helped finance the teams.

This principle was entrenched by law in 1905, after fierce anti-clerical struggles with the Roman Catholic church.

Whatever the underpinnings of its origins, the idea that women aren't funny has become one entrenched by social factors.