Sentence examples for entrenched network from inspiring English sources

Ms. Haley, 38, rose in the polls by promising to break an entrenched network that has dominated state politics for decades.

Tahrir Square, the scene of numerous clashes with the military police and central security forces (CSF) over the past two and a half years, yesterday emerged as a platform for Egypt's so-called 'deep state' – the stubbornly entrenched network comprising the army, security apparatus and political and business interests.

The guerrilla war has since generated wide suspicion of what is known among Algerians as the "mafia," an entrenched network of political and business interests, including members of the military, that is accused of delaying effective action against the militants while it takes advantage of the violence to enrich itself.

The entrenched network of fraud makes nearly everything with a Russian connection questionable.

The league moved those games from entrenched networks to one that Recalcitrant Cable doesn't find crucial enough to pay subscriber fees of 70 cents a month.

While the smartphones and Internet services those companies provide can energize wireless traffic, they also provide a means to circumvent entrenched networks, siphoning revenue from carriers.

But taking on existing, entrenched networks where users share their opinions like Facebook and Twitter is arguably a Sisyphean task, so Thorson, Costantini and company definitely have their work cut out for them.

Bushman said he turned to the Internet several years ago because it was less restrictive than dealing with the entrenched networks.

Since then, as the conflict has grown bloodier and the forces more entrenched, a network of recruiters, coordinators and smugglers has evolved and brought in thousands more fighters from many countries.

All are supported by deeply entrenched subterranean networks.

Both countries have entrenched patronage networks that predate the European Union by centuries and suffocating regulations and work rules.