Sentence examples for entrenched reality from inspiring English sources
It's entrenched reality in our political system, right?
We might have expected this 10 years ago but not now after it has become an entrenched reality". Khanfar said al-Jazeera was considering legal action.
As it rolls out its new, bargain-accented initiatives, Live Nation is operating on the assumption that thriftier times are far from a momentary phenomenon, and more likely an entrenched reality with staying power.
That awareness of entrenched realities here, racial and economic, is reflected in Dr. Blakely's relatively modest plan: it is not an effort to make over the city all at once.
But the effort to turn the city into a place that embraces bicyclists has clashed with a long-entrenched reality — New York is a crowded, congested urban landscape where every patch of asphalt is coveted.
While these are heartbreakingly real forms of violence against sex workers, one area that receives scant public attention despite its entrenched global reality is police abuse of sex workers.
Liberians strongly hoped that the inauguration of Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as president on Jan . 16 2006, meant economic reconstruction and an end to violence, but by year's end the reality of entrenched corruption and community violence had muted their optimism.
It is this reality of entrenched, powerful and moneyed interests that Democrats faced in 2008, when a newly elected Barack Obama resolved to make good on his party's half-century dream of providing universal coverage.
In other words we need to critically interrogate in whose eyes open education is deemed 'valuable'; whose knowledge is being foregrounded and whose view of reality is being entrenched?
The Weinstein story awakened a tsunami of personal revelations about sexual harassment and abuse ― a reality so deeply entrenched in our culture that few women have been spared (#metoo and us, too).
