Sentence examples for entrenched practices from inspiring English sources
Big banks, previously informal recruiters, now have entrenched practices to help hedge funds find financial executives, accountants and other professionals.
Yet many problems resist solution because the offending (unsustainable) practices are linked to deeply entrenched practices and constraints and supported by established definitions of values and interests.
Dr. Gregory said it would not be easy to lower the Caesarean rate because of entrenched practices that raise it, like labor induction, repeat Caesareans and in vitro fertilization procedures that produce multiple births.
The question of how Mr. De Caro ever became the director of such a renowned library sheds light on some of the entrenched practices that continue to bedevil the Italian economy.
They do not expect it to be easy to change the entrenched practices of academia, but they are hopeful.
On the other hand, entrenched practices may prove the stronger force, and corruption could end up being a significant brake on India's economic rise.
Sexual harassment, meanwhile, remains a deeply entrenched practice.
They listened, which was a promising start, but Ms Bojang said it takes years for people to turn their back on what is a deeply entrenched practice.
The Clinton White House sanctified the already entrenched practice of contracting out government services to limit the headcount of the federal workforce.
88%% of the study participants in the Household survey were in favor of discontinuation of FGM/C, their traditionally entrenched practice.
Unauthorized subcontracting to smaller, uninspected factories is not supposed to happen, but it remains an entrenched practice.
