Sentence examples for getting embedded in from inspiring English sources

His men named the drink "grog" in his honor, and the custom of serving it spread through the fleet, finally getting embedded in the naval regulations.

But this time that's not happening at all: the rise in inflation is all commodities, with no sign that expectations of inflation are getting embedded in price-setting through the rest of the economy.

Getting embedded in vehicles ahead of other social networks could create a moat for Facebook.

While it's getting embedded in new games, TwitchTV is also hoping to grow the e-sports market by announcing a new scholarship to help competitive gamers improve their chops.

That year, he managed to get embedded in Iraq, as an engineering writer for the Engineering News-Record.

If nothing else, first movers tend to get embedded in the vernacular.

The first time they win, they get a huge dopamine rush that gets embedded in their memory.

Suffering gets embedded in violence, which distracts us from decay and from what we will become: infirm, wrinkled, rank.

If high public inflation expectations get embedded in the economy, it could trigger a dangerous inflationary spiral.

"Eventually the software features will get embedded in the hardware," said Ashok Kumar, a technology analyst with Rodman & Renshaw.

Wage costs are increasing, and wage costs are sticky, so once they get embedded in the system, it's not so easy to get them out," he said.