Sentence examples for entrenched organization from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich, coming off positive debate reviews over the weekend, is seizing the moment to try to forge an insurgency campaign here against Mr. Romney's more entrenched organization, which is advised by former Gov. John H. Sununu, who has not been shy about slamming Mr. Gingrich as unstable and unprincipled.

For a deeply entrenched organization like the Yankees, this may make sense -- but for a startup business to downplay personnel is practically suicide".

But both Romney and Clinton have entrenched organizations, tons of money and the possibility of sweeping aside opposition in a blitzkrieg of slimy TV advertising.

These are entrenched organizations that have strategically cultivated tremendous political capital (read: they make steep political and charitable contributions) that have predisposed regulators and lawmakers.

As video becomes more entrenched in organizations, we will see organizations adopting a more multi-dimensional approach to measuring video ROI.

The government faces an entrenched, generously financed organization, one that earns huge sums from the cocaine trade and also benefits from the collaboration of some military units.

All the same, the Friend panel confronts an organization entrenched in its traditions.

When you are involved in these events it's easy to get so entrenched in the administration and organization that you kind of forget why you're doing this.

The city's Board of Elections, a bipartisan group appointed by party leaders in each of the five boroughs, has long been criticized by Mr. Giuliani, who on Wednesday called the board "an entrenched political organization that unfortunately is operating on principles that go back about 30 or 40 years".

This led to an exchange with a ward committeeman that demonstrated the conflicting worlds of an entrenched political organization and an idealistic young liberal: "Who sent you?" asked the committeeman.

She fired her general manager just a few seasons removed from helping to build a World Series winning ballclub, while renowned manager Lou Piniella turned down an extension to stay in Cincy, such was the headache of being entrenched inside the Schott organization.