Sentence examples for fully entrenched from inspiring English sources

A Our goal is to be fully entrenched in the tristate area before the end of the year.

He finished work on Fantastic Beasts in May and has been fully entrenched in fatherhood ever since.

Osvaldo Golijov's "Yiddishbbuk," which was new when I heard it at the 1992 festival, is now fully entrenched and has been recorded a handful of times.

Thus the Charter of Rights was not fully entrenched in the Canadian constitution as the Bill of Rights was in that of the United States.

By 15 she was fully entrenched in what counselors called an "oppositional phase" -- a hell that would consume her whole family for years.

Yet as chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Mr. Corzine is also fully entrenched in the party's effort to capture control of the United States Senate.

"ICE believes this could be achieved through the creation of an Office for Resource Management sitting within Government– this would ensure the circular economy principle is fully understood and entrenched right across Government.

CBI Scotland assistant director David Lonsdale said: "A return to even modest levels of consumer spending is welcome, however confidence is unlikely to bounce back fully until the recovery becomes entrenched and family finances improve significantly.

This approach is not encouraged in the TB clinics, however it is entrenched within practice as operational costs are not fully met by the government.

Back then, I couldn't fathom the extent to which racial inequities were entrenched in our society, which meant I couldn't see fully understand the Sowell story.

In fact, Pakistan is six times larger than Iraq and the jihadist population - securely entrenched in base areas with local and regional governments that fully support them - is orders of magnitude greater than anything encountered in Iraq and Afghanistan.