Sentence examples for entrenched features from inspiring English sources

The consumerization of the enterprise and the "BYOD" (bring your own device) trend within businesses mean that phones and tablets are becoming entrenched features within the corporate and consumer worlds.

Ideological purity tests and apocalyptic pessimism have become entrenched features of Republican politics.Last week, for example, "This American Life" reported on Josh Inglett, a 20-year-old student at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville whom Scott Walker, the state's Republican governor, nominated to serve on the state university system's board of regents.

The rate of underemployment – now at 18% – has become an entrenched feature of the youth labour market, according to the Generation Stalled report, commissioned by the Brotherhood of St Laurence.

And a so-called "allowance for corporate equity" – a tax break to equalise the treatment of equity and debt financing – sounds interesting if Labour is serious about curing "short-termism that has become an entrenched feature of the UK business environment".

Short-termism has become an "entrenched feature" of British business and is damaging economic growth, a report for the Labour Party has said.

In organizations, information can be stored in various forms or 'repositories;' and over time, the retrieval of information from these repositories can become an entrenched feature of local practice (Walsh and Ungson [1991]).

The antagonism between God and the Indefinite Dyad, between intellect and soul, between the rational and the non-rational aspect of the world soul, and ultimately between goodness and badness is an entrenched feature of the world, according to Plutarch.

In his report, following a year-long review, Sir George, a former chief executive of IT company Unisys, said the pressure to deliver quick results to the potential detriment of the longer-term development of a company had "become an entrenched feature of the UK business environment".

Spain and Ireland would derive the benefits of lower-valued currencies, removing the straitjacket on their growth that has made high unemployment an entrenched feature of life.

It was the first judgment by authoritative independent reviewers that there may be little hard evidence to support the large breast cancer screening industry that has become a well-entrenched feature of the American medical system.

Linda Alcoff (2010) raises the worry that since cognitive biases are deeply entrenched and unconscious mental features, it may be difficult or even impossible to consciously correct the operation of these biases.