Sentence examples for ingrained commitment from inspiring English sources
So addicted is Labour to the project that party briefers named ID cards as one of their planks of any arrangement with the Liberal Democrats, which tells you a lot about the party's ingrained commitment to the expensive, wasteful and insecure apparatus of the surveillance society as well as its rather weird arrogance, given its performance in the election.
Introduced in October 2013, the company's "legacy of good" strategy is a commitment to ensure that sustainability is ingrained in the way it does business.
"The absolute commitment to being a product-driven company is ingrained throughout the organization".
Abandonment of fundamentalist beliefs ingrained in one's world view from childhood, e.g. commitment to a Sharia-governed state or the literal interpretation of the Qur'an, requires the most far reaching change, evoking the greatest resistance.
This idea is deeply ingrained.
Such instincts are deeply ingrained.
But buying habitats are ingrained.
"The old culture is ingrained.
Suspicion of Christian missionaries is ingrained.
