Sentence examples for entrenched needs from inspiring English sources

Another message is that recognition of the complex problems and entrenched needs of service users is no justification for lowering our or their aspirations.

In fact the BBC has an entrenched need to kick itself hard when under editorial attack.

"Anytime you're discussing issues, people tend to get entrenched, and somebody needs to blow a little fresh air into the room," Mr. Calio said.

While we address the needs of uniformed men and women, we need to assess our civilian employees as well; most are excellent, but some are entrenched and in need of firing.

"That you don't argue your way into this, because the social and cultural norms are so entrenched that you need to come to a point where alternatives demand it.

Opposing camps on the issue of gun control are so deeply entrenched that we need fresh thinking on solutions.

King, who Coupe said was also involved in discussions with Dansk, has said the new shopping habits are entrenched and supermarkets needed to adapt to the new reality.

The timing is perfect — as a castaway, Thatcher is far enough along in her career to make for a commanding guest, but not so entrenched that she need not attempt to curry popularity by being entertaining.

We need entrenched bureaucracy to be broken up.

But torcetrapib's failure could be the bitter medicine that Pfizer's entrenched bureaucracy needs to make it accept change.

Yet once the police state is entrenched it no longer needs to justify or explain anything.