Sentence examples similar to ingrained compliance from inspiring English sources

Grewcock (2012) points out that the 'evasion of responsibility' by the state is allowed by 'a degree of willing compliance, passive acquiescence and ingrained dependence' present in the wider society and other state institutions (p. 55).

They thought that interventions were less likely to be effective for older clients or those with ingrained patterns of behaviour, those with lower levels of education and those with poorer compliance in other areas of care.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

The ingrained inequities of capitalism?

Our ingrained habits change us.

"The practice is so ingrained".

This idea is deeply ingrained.

Over time, it becomes ingrained.

It's deeply ingrained.

Ingrained assumptions rule.