Sentence examples for entrenched historical from inspiring English sources

Feminist historians of science document entrenched historical patterns of exclusion of women but, at the same time, they recover evidence of women's active participation in the sciences.

In the community studied here – San Isidro – collective action challenges entrenched historical inequalities in access to land and water, and seeks to increase shared labour on common infrastructure, whilst also managing communal areas of páramo moorland.

Feminist historians of science document entrenched historical patterns of exclusion of women while, at the same time, recovering evidence of women's active participation in the sciences, often in the face of stiff resistance.

As the holocaust memorial is applauded by parliament (Opinion, theguardian.com, 27 January), could it be that a similar memorial for African slaves would be too close for comfort to those whose family's entrenched historical wealth may well stem from that bloody source?

Given this entrenched historical and cultural legacy, feminists' redefinition of 'rape' as a crime against the woman herself is nothing short of revolutionary.

Government, sports, community organisations and health agencies which provide these conditions in their program design can help to overcome entrenched social, historical and health inequalities that Indigenous women may experience.

Just going by social media, half of the audience joy of Eurovision seems to be just like the joy from the World Cup: leveraging deeply entrenched ethnic and historical resentments into pop critique.

It's easy to put on blinders and ignore the parts of our system, from our family structures, to entrenched gender roles, to historical discrimination, that contribute to the wage gap.

A somewhat similar type of thinking seems to be making inroads in France, plugging into a historical legacy of deeply entrenched rightwing Catholic networks.

Centres have historically been the only social welfare net for children after the extended family: The tradition of sending children to stay in centres has historical roots and is deeply entrenched as a social welfare mechanism for families in need.

But for many it's hard to hack past the awkwardness of studying something that might turn them on, whether historical or modern, and then to deal with public perception and entrenched moral values before getting down to the social import or historical relevance of erotica.