Sentence examples for ingrained among from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he argued for a hierarchical and patriarchal order, qualities still ingrained among some older Chinese.

Although the allocation of soft loans is now influenced by countries' scores on governance, fighting corruption is less ingrained among Bank staff than, say, the environment.

I suppose we have assumed that these habits would only become more ingrained among people who have grown up with them, but your work shows that is not necessarily the case.

But as calls for a relaxation of the policy intensify, and official hints of looser restrictions increase, so do concerns that the one-child culture is now so ingrained among Chinese that the authorities may not be able to encourage more births even if they try.

It should be so deeply ingrained among college men and women what consensual sex is and how important it is to have consent when lines are blurred.

Also, the culture of postponement of marriage and childbearing has been well ingrained among the Yoruba, as only a small proportion of the women had given births before the age of 18. Further, majority of the children of Yoruba tribe were born after the preceding birth interval of two or more years and only small proportion belonged to birth order 5 or higher.

High 76 degrees; rain; bright moonlit night... "A deeply ingrained tradition among farmers," he explained.

There is also an ingrained belief among leaders that the state is better at driving growth and redistributing wealth.

In Rome, my colleague Elisabetta Povoledo monitored the reaction to his assault on an ingrained conviction among Italians.

Nick Johnson, director of policy at the Institute of Community Cohesion, agrees, saying: "The bedrock of their support is because there is that ingrained prejudice among very small sections of the community.

It is a deeply ingrained reflex among U.N. officials to blame the member states for the organization's failures, just as the member states blame the U.N. for theirs.