Sentence examples for entrenched to do from inspiring English sources

Chu: Gamergate's never going to "concede" or "surrender" — anyone left in the movement after all the horrible stuff that's happened is by definition going to be too entrenched to do any such thing.

But to the extent that the movement briefly captured the public's imagination, it was because it seemed to be doing what a decent left would exist to do: criticizing entrenched power, championing the common good and speaking for the many rather than the few.

But it will have to cross deeply entrenched interests and hidebound practices to do it.

Approving it will signal we are too entrenched with business-as-usual to do what's right by the people, planet and future generations.

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They don't have all the answers: although quotas have helped transform parliamentary systems from Germany to Afghanistan, entrenched attitudes don't change overnight.

In Mr. Bell's view, that reason has a lot to do with entrenched thinking.

And if that is so, could it have something to do with entrenched disadvantage that means much higher rates of all violence in these communities, including domestic violence?

The Celtic cultural myth "is very entrenched and has a lot to do with the Scottish, Welsh and Irish identity; their main identifying feature is that they are not English," said Dr. Sykes, an Englishman who has traced his Y chromosome and surname to an ancestor who lived in the village of Flockton in Yorkshire in 1286.

But experts say the real roadblocks have far more to do with entrenched gender expectations in heterosexual relationships.

Yes is some countries there is the challenge to access and that has a lot to do with entrenched mindsets that need to be changed, but I think more importantly, the bigger challenge for us is how to get women into the labor market.