Sentence examples for has trapped many from inspiring English sources

She went on: "We very consciously do not use the language of 'scroungers' and 'workshy' as it's clear that the system itself has trapped many people in a spiral of welfare dependency.

A spokesman for the Department for Work and Pensions said: "We are careful about the language we use, as it's clear that the benefit system itself has trapped many people in a spiral of welfare dependency.

"We've trapped many perps that way".

Resistance to change, and tolerance of stagnation, have trapped many old suburbs in a downward cycle.

If he had good values, expected a lot of himself, and worked hard, he could "reject the cycle of despair that had trapped so many others" -- and shape his own destiny.

Take a look at how many roaches you've trapped, and where most of them were collected.

The US states of New York, New Hampshire and Michigan have been hit by heavy snowfall that has killed at least seven people, trapped many more in their homes and caused travel mayhem.

There was blue ice (recently flipped so not "weathered"), jade ice (due to the algae and life that had been trapped so many years ago when the ice formed), and many, many varieties of the deep blue that characterizes old, superdense ice.

When they get there, they will find that the professional world has many traps to which they can easily succumb.

The forest beyond the Tyras Camp is potentially very dangerous, as it has many traps scattered throughout that can poison and damage you.

He, like many others, has been trapped in Greece's backlogged refugee system, the result, in part, of a longtime European Union rule that stipulated an asylum petition must originate in the first country the immigrant entered.