Sentence examples for helps entrench from inspiring English sources
It is important to rethink the notion that the best ideas reliably rise to the top: that itself is a zombie idea, which helps entrench powerful interests.
The few social programmes that touch on machismo deal with the damage it does to women, rarely with its effects on men.Yet machismo helps entrench violence and worsens its effects.
BBM Money does two key things for BlackBerry: It helps entrench the service in markets where BlackBerry is still the smartphone platform of choice, and it offers yet another opportunity for service differentiation to continue to help evolve BBM into something more than similar offerings from Apple (iMessage) and third parties (Kik, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger).
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.
The new economy must recognize that "free" trade as it is currently understood helps entrench the addiction to consumption; and it is often pursued in a manner that ravages the bio-productivity of developing countries, and impoverishes their citizens.
Mr da Silva has helped entrench prosperity, freedom and democracy in Brazil.
And an influx of middle-class people has probably helped entrench the changes.
"The situation is bizarre, and without precedent, to our knowledge: the Justice Department is intervening to help entrench a monopolist.
And since the S.E.C. helped entrench rating agencies in the securitization process years ago, it is only fitting that this proposal may reduce their role.
Speaking Thursday, Mr. Orban suggested that he might give the vote to ethnic Hungarians living abroad — a move that critics say would help entrench his political majority.
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.
