Sentence examples for entrenched part from inspiring English sources

The SAT has long been an entrenched part of the college admissions process.

Euler buckling under axial loading is perhaps an even more entrenched part of the canon of engineering education and practice.

The group is an entrenched part of life in northern Nigeria, possessing control and influence, and even collecting taxes.

Playing cards, dominoes and dice to pass the time on team flights is an entrenched part of N.B.A. culture.

Thankfully they are not yet an entrenched part of British policing and they should be banned before this can happen.

Disapproval of gays is an entrenched part of island life, rooted, Jamaicans say, in the country's Christian tradition.

Some analysts say it is unrealistic to expect Greece to transform such entrenched parts of its social fabric in so short a time, with the financial markets spinning far more quickly than the wheels of government or society.

Steadily, however, they became entrenched as part of the system and were for the most part accepted as a useful bit of grit in the oyster when it came to raising average standards.

Yet a mechanistic and materialist way of conceiving human actions has become entrenched, in part because economics has become the predominant means of understanding the world.

Word must have got round that Imran had given me the thumbs up, because I soon became even more entrenched as part of the unofficial Pakistani cricket tour.

While the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes may be filling a gap left by the absence of a credible, national contemporary art prize, they are now so well entrenched and part of the art landscape that their logic is their momentum.