Sentence examples for established and entrenched from inspiring English sources

James Mann, an American journalist, gave warning of this in a 2007 book, "The China Fantasy: Why Capitalism Will Not Bring Democracy to China", suggesting that a quarter of a century from now China's "current system of modernised, business-supported repression could well be vastly more established and entrenched".

In both eras, Alberta drew on international experiences and expertise in ways that established and entrenched state claims.

If the Company were ultimately able to operate in China, it would face significant challenges in gaining users in China because Sina Weibo would already be an established and entrenched competitor.

The rebellion of the 1960s created an environment which questioned established institutions and entrenched thought.

She likes what macho, sexist, patriarchal men have always liked: war, the defence of the status quo, established power, entrenched inequality, heavily rigged individualist competition and absolute freedom.

To be sure, there was a lot of spending on public works, but the government, worried about debt, always pulled back before a solid recovery could get established, and by the late 1990s persistent deflation was already entrenched.

Sometime during the Pleistocene Epoch (about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago) an outlet to the Atlantic was established, and the great river and its tributaries became deeply entrenched in the former Pliocene seafloor.

Improvements were modest: established practice is entrenched and change is likely to be slow.

Oliver, who is thirty-seven, established his comic voice in Britain by pillorying conservative social values and entrenched institutions: the Catholic Church, the monarchy, finance types, vain and dangerous dictators and autocrats.

The trends are too insistent and entrenched.

The owners of the Garden are rich, tough and entrenched.