Sentence examples for getting entrenched from inspiring English sources

AS IT becomes clear that getting entrenched rich-country bureaucracies to move towards e-government will be slow and difficult, hopes are turning to poorer countries.

"We can't let a five-year consensus-building process stagnate now, just when we're committing to details and enacting legislation, by bringing this to a personal or emotional level with two sides getting entrenched," said Councilwoman Barbara Blass.

Much of the tech industry is using this same approach — software, not hardware — to test the appeal of features without getting entrenched in building, marketing and drawing users to their gadgets.

While new records aiming to show the level of corruption in the Turkish government and bureaucracy are being released every other day, Erdogan has got a new enemy now, the Gulen Movement, which he accuses of setting up a plot against him and of getting entrenched within the police and judiciary.

Getting entrenched, old-school used-car operations to change their ways isn't easy.

Richard Blakeway, the mayor's housing adviser, said: "We've always said people shouldn't spend a second night sleeping rough, getting entrenched on the street.

get entrenched in your psyche and each rejection only furthers the entrenchment.

Such theories can get entrenched.

If legislators can't be trusted, why let them get entrenched?

These hostile, irrational feelings get passed down, get entrenched and affect behavior in negative ways.

"You get entrenched fighting it one way, and they go put a new tool against you".