Sentence examples for entrenched this from inspiring English sources

Once the recovery is entrenched this fiscal deterioration will need to be tackled.

The policy has become much more entrenched this school year, which began in July.

Immigration was already the catch-all explanation for grievances; the referendum has only entrenched this view.

Recession has entrenched this behaviour by eroding disposable income.Pubs and clubs are perturbed, but the drinks industry is less worried.

The more entrenched this trade becomes, the more difficult it will be for it to be wrested away from those who currently benefit from it.

She starts by saying it's the moment to clean up, to clear everything, but I don't know if she realizes how difficult it will be to clean up, because the system is so entrenched, this sharing of power by different groups and parties.

This entrenched the off spinner in the team and left Kartik on the outer.

TV execs are just entrenched in this view that they're giving the viewers what they think they want.

So entrenched is this exploitation that the Nepalese ambassador to Qatar, Maya Kumari Sharma, recently described the emirate as an "open jail".

So entrenched was this view, that by the 17th century, eating horses was banned in most European countries.

"I'm so entrenched in this community, I feel like I'd be lost if I went anywhere else," he said.