Sentence examples for entrenched will be from inspiring English sources

Josh Harris and David Blitzer, their faith in analytics entrenched, will be comfortable working with a manager who pioneered the use of ProZone at Bolton more than a decade ago and whose analysis of the Palace squad had pinpointed apparent fitness issues – not least to explain the number of late goals conceded – as well as each player's strengths and weaknesses.

Entrenched positions will be reinforced.

Besides, shareholder value is so deeply entrenched, it will be difficult to dislodge.

But dealing with entrenched attitudes will be a harder task.

Still, officials acknowledge that changing the department's entrenched culture will be hard and will take years.

Finding a way to address this entrenched distrust will be essential if Labour is to retain or win back these voters.

(This practice is so deeply entrenched that it will be remarkable if such a rule ever sees the light of day).

Those re-entrenched in Pokémon will be happy to find some familiar faces.

The fact that it's coming to the market at a time when many of these already have large and entrenched user bases will be a challenge for Facebook when it comes to signing up users.

If we are once more going to succeed in making banking boring, raising taxes on the rich and investing in areas vital to our future, building a new foundation for growth, the resistance of entrenched corporate lobbies will be overcome only with popular mobilization, to which unions will be essential.

The charter will be entrenched in statute so it cannot be changed by ministers.