Sentence examples for entrenchment from from inspiring English sources

Entrenchment can even be further refined to account for cases in which a predicate inherits the entrenchment from another of which it is derivative.

Interestingly, this entrenchment actually comes from Europe's early adoption of smartphones, long before the US found them to be useful or popular.

It must in terms of cohesion, for no one gains from the entrenchment one sees in the US, where so many regard New York and Washington as lands set apart by wealth and insular politics.

Hence, from an entrenchment ordering ≤ and such a generalized input a new entrenchment ordering ≤′ is obtained that contains the information needed to construct the new belief set.

This is pure cynicism distilled from the entrenchment of the two-party system in American politics.

The abrupt midnight resignation of Van Jones a week before the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks illustrates how the entrenchment of conspiracy theories from all sides of the political spectrum can hamper a president.

It documents the life of a painter in his journey away from his entrenchment in bourgeois society to arrive finally and metaphorically on a remote island, completing his rift with "civilization".

Yet, the conference also revealed the backlash from the patriarchal entrenchment in academia, with numerous stories of male faculty squashing the multi-disciplinary approach.

As Citadel wrote, that system "encourages entrenchment and shields poorly performing directors from accountability".

It anticipated the First World War, in that it was a "body-count war," with bloody and inconclusive battles, fought mostly by men shooting from entrenchments.

A combined Spanish and French fleets blockaded Gibraltar from the sea, while on the land side an enormous army was engaged in constructing forts, redoubts, entrenchments, and batteries from which to attack Gibraltar.