Sentence examples for entrenched habit from inspiring English sources

One reason may be that flouting the samogon law is an entrenched habit.

The crowd, as has become their now deeply entrenched habit, roared their support when he was announced.

Craving, whether for a person, a team, a smoke or an illicit drug, becomes an entrenched habit through repeated cycles of desire, acquisition and loss.

This generation is growing up with no particular brand loyalty to any newspaper, nor any entrenched habit of reading daily over the breakfast table.When young Britons do read newspapers, they tend to like the ones without much news.

A canon of behaviour change is that it is much easier to substitute a similar behaviour than to extinguish an entrenched habit (an example was the rapid switch from leaded to unleaded fuel).

Eduardo Giannetti, an economist and philosopher, thinks that the Brazilian ethnic mixture of indigenous nomads, Portuguese settlers seeking a quick fortune and Africans brought to the country in chains bequeathed an entrenched habit of spending now and saving some other time.

But all are facing some entrenched habits.

It is precisely these entrenched habits of thinking that are targeted in the Ethics.

It shows how entrenched habits shape individual lives and analyses how those habits can be broken and rearranged.

Entrenched habits that contribute to a chronic illness — lack of exercise, poor diet, little sleep — can be hard to break.

Given the expense of gum removal and the entrenched habits of gum chewers, is cleanup worth it?