Sentence examples for entrenched for from inspiring English sources

Their systems of patronage had been entrenched for decades.

Furthermore, Afghanistan's patriarchal culture has been entrenched for centuries.

I think the habit of buying Fairtrade is well entrenched for such things as fruit, coffee and tea.

But the plan was underfunded, and the culture of the informal system was too complex and entrenched for foreign companies to navigate.

They are sufficiently entrenched for Citigroup's near-collapse in New York, for instance, to cause minimal damage to its emerging-market business.

Protesters have received death threats and been followed and bugged.The likes of the Juárezes have been entrenched for decades in much of northern Argentina.

For example, it could compensate entrenched interests for their losses over the next decade or two, while it phases out subsidies and other trade distortions.

The Taliban have been firmly entrenched there for about three years.

As a result, unconventional monetary policies – entrenched now for almost a decade – have themselves become conventional.

Rulers who have entrenched themselves for decades now at least go through the motions of having elections; 17 of them are due to have been held this year.

Sense of abandonment already deeply entrenched Reporting for the Independent from Aleppo city, Kim Sengupta also detects a a sense of abandonment.