Sentence examples for entrenched negative from inspiring English sources

The survey by national anti-stigma campaign Time to Change, asked more than 2,000 people if having a mental illness would be a barrier to employment and found evidence of entrenched negative attitudes across all sectors.

So how does one overcome entrenched negative associations with sex from past (or current) religious teachings?

Research is now crystal clear about the harm caused by irresponsible media that sustains this way of thinking: consistent exposure to distorted images creates entrenched, negative perceptions about people of color.

Looking at the latest published approval ratings, Ed Miliband has improved from his poor position in January and is performing slightly ahead of David Cameron, who is now in an entrenched negative position.

The most entrenched negative opinions were in New York's 26th District, where 57percentt of Democrats were unhappy to hear that Rep. Brian Higgins (D) did not support single-payer health care; the least were in Texas's 28th District, where 50percentt of Democrats wanted Rep. Henry Cuellar (D) to get on board.

In one part of the interview, she expresses what sounds like an entrenched negative stance toward the role equations can play in understanding biology.

Other web stocks were also entrenched in negative territory, including Yahoo!, Amazon.com, eBay, DoubleClick and CMGI.

Most of the 30 Industrials were deeply entrenched in negative territory.

Asian stocks ended mostly lower overnight, and European stocks are also entrenched in negative territory in late trading.

The tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index has been entrenched in negative territory for several days while the Dow Jones Industrial Average has edged into record territory.

Technology stocks, under heavy pressure from the threat of higher interest rates, recovered from early lows around midday but remained entrenched in negative territory.