Sentence examples for entrenched over from inspiring English sources

"These problems – entrenched over decades – have deepened over the past few years.

Instability has become deeply entrenched over the last 15 years, but it is not inevitable.

Magnetostratigraphic records from the planation surface and uppermost terrace suggest that this gorge has been entrenched over its total length in the period from 3.7 to 1.2 Ma.

A wedge of cool, rainy weather is entrenched over the region into Tuesday before a warm front attempts to dislodge it.

Current research in neuroscience supports the concept the "neurons that fire together, wire together" — that is, behaviors repeatedly practiced get more entrenched over time and become unconscious habits.

The Treasury secretary, Jack Lew, on Sunday accused Congress of "playing with fire" as the White House and Republicans remained entrenched over the government shutdown and the extension of the debt ceiling.

When I invested in GoCardless, we were excited about the harmonisation of banking regulations across Europe, because it meant we could expand rapidly across the continent, and challenge the entrenched, over-priced incumbents.

Christensen et al. 2000 suggest that the U.S. healthcare system is ripe for disruption of entrenched, over-built technologies and systems [ 11].

Estonia is a member of the EU, but the legacy of the former Soviet health system is entrenched: purposeless over-investigation, application of arcane diagnoses, with prescription of inappropriate (often vasoactive) treatments based upon these, and very high dependence on specialist referral [5].

Sansour created a new Palestinian state entrenched in over-used sci-fi cliches -- clinical living spaces, uniforms, futuristic food.

As one of an upstart "Gang of Seven" of new Republican Congressmen, he harassed the long-entrenched, over-complacent Democratic leadership, contributing to the Republican triumph of 1994.