Sentence examples for ingrained bad from inspiring English sources

Even some workers here in Pomigliano, Fiat's lowest-producing plant, complain of ingrained bad habits, citing peers who call in sick to earn money while working another job or skip work with a fake doctor's note — especially when the local soccer team is playing.

Never buy a horse with a very ingrained bad habit.

There are lots of ways to approach excuses and much of this is about breaking ingrained bad habits and attitudes toward food.

But easy access to capital has ingrained some bad habits among founders.

Discouraging bad but ingrained mouse habits can take some time.

Perhaps over-utilizing health care resources has become a "bad habit, ingrained in our medical culture".

Through generations of negative experiences, rats are ingrained in our psyches as bad, scary animals much like snakes, spiders and bats.

Bad swing habits became ingrained, and Tolles lost confidence.

But the Henan case also touches on what experts say is an ingrained problem, particularly in rural China: bad and corrupted policing.

It was a rapprochement so long in coming that younger generations, without much memory of invasions, embargoes, and the threat of nuclear obliteration, barely knew why the bad feeling was so ingrained in the politics of both countries.

In fact, we spend their first 90 days on the job detoxing them from the bad habits that were ingrained in and upon them in other positions.