Sentence examples for entrenched with a from inspiring English sources

The younger Mr. Suozzi's appeal crossed political boundaries in Nassau, where Republicans are entrenched with a 75,000-voter enrollment edge.

Many of the shops around the district still carry signs from November that spell out the district name with a peace sign instead of an "o" – a battle to change a reputation entrenched with each new raid.

But a big, established company, well entrenched with its customers, suppliers and employees, can survive mistakes that are fatal to a young, fast-growing outfit.

"She's about as entrenched with special interests as anyone, at least from a campaign finance standpoint," said Dave Levinthal of the Center for Responsive Politics.

"You're talking about an organization that is deeply entrenched with the culture of profiling," Mr. Buckman said.

"We're entrenched with VMware for now," he said.

Negative patterns of thought can become entrenched, with the ruts getting deeper and deeper.

Everybody's entrenched, with their arms folded: either I win, or you win.

"We believe recovery could be slower than expected," Jami Rubin, a Goldman analyst, warned investors, noting that generic alternatives may now be entrenched with consumers.

Some of our press is so entrenched with the Hollywood corporations that they can't report on these issues.

Throughcare is actually working with the hardest of hard, people who are so far entrenched with the criminal justice system".