Sentence examples for entrenched ground from inspiring English sources

Busy as the plants seem, running 20 hours a day, seven days a week with 850 workers, twice the level of last fall, they are prepared for a long, entrenched ground war.

Data collection was entrenched the grounded theory [ 34- 36].

The resistance against pull-out failure of the soil nails is provided by the part of soil nail that is entrenched into the ground behind the potential failure surface [6].

Perhaps Garfield's inexperience is what sent him after a numerically superior force entrenched on high ground.

At the Aisne, where the French attacked a German Army entrenched on higher ground, the number of soldiers killed and injured is still disputed.

If biology faculty are potentially entrenched in a professional identity grounded in a research identity to the exclusion of a teaching identity, then it would behoove us, as a community, to consider the possibility that professional identity could undercut all our efforts centered on the "big three" change strategies.

So air power alone would probably not be sufficient to blunt the Assad loyalists entrenched in cities, and a heavy ground campaign would probably face stiff and bloody resistance.

The facts on the ground are far too entrenched after 150 years.

We say we want political leaders to be authentic, but they face entrenched policies and a system that's ground to a halt.

Croatian troops, including the 204th Vukovar Brigade, entrenched themselves within the city and held their ground against elite armored and mechanized brigades of the JNA, as well as Serb paramilitary units.

Neither the forces of President Assad in Syria, nor the forces of the Iraqi government alone can dislodge Isis from the ground it has taken, it is too well entrenched.