Sentence examples for entrenched reluctance from inspiring English sources
Through the use of 24 in-depth interviews with staff members at seven treatment facilities in Winnipeg (Canada), we find an entrenched reluctance, indifference and lack of desire to create Aboriginal spaces of healing in treatment, save for one facility where Aboriginal healing spaces serve as a focal point of treatment.
Yet even in these sex-saturated times her brand of sex education is still the exception, some sex experts noted, perhaps because of more conservative government policies in the United States and an entrenched reluctance among Americans to talk about sex as a normal activity.
So is the reluctance (once entrenched among the English upper classes) to give presents at social occasions.
As we saw on Tuesday night with the state television's reluctance to even broadcast news of an election upset, there are entrenched interests here that will struggle to adapt.
They can copy anything". An increasing list of studies and surveys about fake, counterfeit and substandard drugs has emerged in recent years, but because of deeply entrenched interests from all sides – governments, NGOs and pharmaceutical companies – there has been great reluctance to call the scourge of killer medications in Africa and elsewhere a crisis.
Entrenched in Syria, with powerful S-400 air defence systems installed, it took advantage of western reluctance to get embroiled in the conflict, at a time when Washington had made plain that its priority was fighting Islamic State (Isis), rather than putting an end to the massacres carried out by President Assad's forces.
Special interests are entrenched.
Because they are entrenched.
Positions have become entrenched.
So do entrenched officeholders.
