Sentence examples for entrenched mindset from inspiring English sources

As London experiences a knife crime "epidemic", our new VICE documentary explores the "code of silence" – an entrenched mindset that stops young people from cooperating with authorities.

Tasking a handful of emergency medicine consultants to change entrenched mindsets to enable untrained emergency medicine physicians to diagnose, stabilize, and treat complicated patient presentations will be a significant, possibly insurmountable, challenge.

"They are proof of concept for the "dream" device, one that allows us to temporarily see the world anew, freeing us from entrenched mindsets".

Yes is some countries there is the challenge to access and that has a lot to do with entrenched mindsets that need to be changed, but I think more importantly, the bigger challenge for us is how to get women into the labor market.

Speaking out against the entrenched mindsets that treat women as second class citizens, Archbishop Tutu said he is as outraged by child marriages as he was by apartheid.

We must fight to change mindsets, entrenched values and habits, and in this struggle traditional leaders are the key".

U.S diplomats must also overcome an entrenched American mindset that takes for granted Western power and influence in the Pacific -- a remnant of the Cold War where the region was seen as a strategic backwater.

Additionally, there is an entrenched Western mindset that indigenous worldviews of studying natural phenomena and human health, developed over centuries, are deficient and primitive (Beauchamp and Childress 1994; DeLoria et al. 1999; Jonsen et al. 1998).

If this mindset became entrenched, it would signal a guarded vision for humankind as isolationist, avoiding exploration, trying to minimise risk at any cost".

Yet so entrenched is our essentialist mindset that American official forms require everyone to tick one race/ethnicity box or another: no room for intermediates.

The commission confirmed many of the newspaper's accusations and shed new light on how deeply entrenched "a deal-making mindset, said to be reflective of the state's political culture, seeped into parts of this university".