Sentence examples for have become imbedded from inspiring English sources

The bipartisan criticism of Mr. Lieberman reflects how deeply Enron, its campaign money and its deregulatory agenda have become imbedded in Washington's money culture these last dozen years.

He walked among the half-dozen trees along the roadside, pointing out where windshield fragments have become imbedded in the bark.

Over time their ratings have become imbedded in documents which define the guidelines for trillions of dollars of investments.

Ectopic pregnancy, also called extrauterine pregnancy, condition in which the fertilized ovum (egg) has become imbedded outside the uterine cavity.

All fairly standard for the day, notable perhaps only for showing how fast Star Wars had become imbedded into pop culture.

Model based methodologies for process design, process control and operations have become firmly imbedded in industrial practice world-wide, with focused teams regularly applying these approaches and tools in virtually all major CPI corporations (Stephanopoulos and Reklaitis, 2011.

The computer would simply melt away like the Cheshire Cat, and become imbedded in all the objects that make up daily life.

Inflating the balloon compresses the stent, usually made of stainless steel, so it can become imbedded in the artery's inside wall.

The body of H. carunculata, found in the coral reefs of the Caribbean Sea, is covered with fine, white, brittle bristles that break if touched; they easily become imbedded in human skin and produce a substance that is highly irritating.

Rosas seeks teachers who want to become imbedded in the community and whose pedagogical beliefs are rooted in positive discipline as well as recognizing the humanity of each child.

737, 743, 98 L.Ed. 911 (1954) ("that the formulation of [immigration] policies is entrusted exclusively to Congress has become about as firmly imbedded in the legislative and judicial tissues of our body politic as any aspect of our government").