Sentence examples similar to entrenched social orders from inspiring English sources

In Akkad's vision, Islam threatens the entrenched social order, promising racial equality, liberation of women and economic justice.

Russia and Korea and Japan also have entrenched social networking rivals.

But others question whether philanthropy can fix entrenched social problems.

How could the baking and serving of pie help tackle entrenched social and economic ills?

Entrenched social and economic inequities in access to water and sanitation, as well as polluting environmental management practices has caused widespread problems for urban populations.

The new government faces entrenched social problems and the challenge of reducing the budget deficit.

But like Mr. Moynihan, Mr. Schumer enjoys operating on an intellectual plane, envisioning governmental solutions to entrenched social problems.

Yet it had to compete with entrenched social networks, like WeChat, and gained little traction.

Ms. Rich was far too seasoned a campaigner to think that verse alone could change entrenched social institutions.

After the joke, Mr Cameron turned to the matter of tackling "entrenched social problems" and the "long-term economic plan".

All the while, they have to deal with entrenched social and religious customs, sexual harassment, and sometimes, outright violence.