Sentence examples for highly ingrained from inspiring English sources

A number of banks told us that one of the largest challenges they faced was that the existing culture was highly ingrained in their people," the report said.

Informality of living and jobs are highly ingrained in its everyday lifeline, mainly contributed by the bosti dwellers for whom land use distribution and land ownership are much disproportionate, skewed and unjust.

The orbitofrontal cortex in the patients with gambling disorder showed a stronger response to the monetary outcomes, and also appeared to process these financial rewards as if they were primary rewards (money is a highly ingrained conditioned reinforcer).

Broadening of this distribution across time indicates that the network is becoming more ingrained, with increasingly highly connected subsets of codes, hence higher z-scores, while pairs that span between these conventional units are thus increasingly perceived as atypical.

Even so, this highly political manoeuvring suggests some bad old habits are deeply ingrained despite the new reforming government and that the airline's problems are far from over.

Three highly public incidents from 2014 shed light on the deeply ingrained racism that is part of Brazilian consciousness.

On campus we only face opposition from highly religious groups and good ol' Southern boys who are ingrained in what a man looks like and feel threatened by anything else.

Participants perceived themselves as highly addicted, with cigarettes very much in control of and ingrained into their daily routine (Table 1).

The photos, all produced in the past year, are uncanny homages to the highly saturated, polished setups of Mad Men-era advertising, commercial archetypes that are as ingrained in the national unconscious as the lyrics to "American Pie".

By the 1990s, punk rock was sufficiently ingrained in Western culture that punk trappings were often used to market highly commercial bands as "rebels".

Therefore, the influence of protein cellular abundance is subtly ingrained throughout the data and not limited to a small proportion of highly abundant and promiscuous proteins.