Sentence examples for has entrenched itself from inspiring English sources

Bitcoin needs to entrench itself in the same way the Internet has entrenched itself.

In fact, since the democratic reforms of 1990 that dominance has entrenched itself.

You can't get a better idea of how the programme has entrenched itself in the cultural landscape than that.

The systematic debilitation of their parties benefits the army, which has entrenched itself in the economic as well as the political system.

"But Italy has entrenched itself on this model, which became a strong ideology and so rooted in beliefs that it cannot be challenged".

Over the past decade a new kind of capitalism has entrenched itself in India, in which large family concerns, often in their second generation or older, hold remarkable sway.

Jabhat Fateh al-Sham has acted as a spoiler in previous agreements including the Aleppo evacuation, and it has entrenched itself among the Islamist rebels who have signed up to the pact.

The further, critical "giving" has to come in the supreme leader's office, where the 30percentt error of 1979 has entrenched itself and so denied Iran the governance and society its vibrant population deserves.