Sentence examples similar to he entrenches from inspiring English sources

While any U.S. attempt to influence the vote would probably be counterproductive, Mr. Obama ought to make clear that any chance that Mr. Chávez has of rapprochement with his administration will disappear if he corruptly entrenches himself in power.

The more he can entrench himself in the Middle East, the more he can exert control over energy markets.

Far from boosting regional economies, he risks entrenching further inequality.

Opponents fear he will entrench himself in power and ruin the economy.

It may well have troubled Stephen Ambrose -- who opposed the Vietnam War -- that the mood he helped entrench in us may have muted the discussion of a new war.

He may entrench his hold in other ways perhaps by distancing himself from United Russia, widely derided as "the party of crooks and thieves", or by dumping Mr Medvedev as prime minister.

St. Leger had learned that his guns were largely ineffective against the fort's walls from long range, so he began entrenching operations to establish positions closer to the fort.

Trudeau is the ultimate soft boy; he helps entrench power for the wealthy few while his PR team make sure you're gawping at a picture of him looking fit in a canoe.

"He who completely entrenches himself against boredom also entrenches himself against himself," warns Nietzsche: "he will never get to drink the strongest refreshing draught from his own innermost fountain".

"He who completely entrenches himself against boredom entrenches himself against himself," said Nietzsche.

He feels it only entrenches bad product design.