Sentence examples for ingrained over from inspiring English sources

Medical care, she found, is strongly influenced by cultural norms and values ingrained over hundreds of years.

The very fast tempo of happy hardcore favoured in some areas of Scotland and the north-east may appeal to a sense of rhythm ingrained over generations.

But the rebels-turned-government here have struggled with a core element of their transformation: shaking off a culture of severe military discipline that has been deeply ingrained over generations.

"Corruption was so ingrained over the decades that adults thought, as I did, that every place was the same and that you couldn't escape it -- that you might as well vote for the person who could help you or your relatives get a job on the city payroll".

Mark Williams, Asia expert for Capital Economics, said monetary conditions in Japanese bond yields were already extremely loose and the government would have to convince the public that deflation – which has become ingrained over the past five years – will really come to an end.

The issue is complicated by the fact that many biases are ingrained over long periods of time.

"There were sharp rocks ingrained all over the field," the players said in an open letter signed by the team.

Voter turnout stood at around 60%. United Russia scrambled to address the sharp drop in its support, which analysts put down to voters' concerns over the authoritarianism, ingrained corruption and falling living standards that Putin has presided over.

When you start to do the simple thing over and over again, and then it sort of gets ingrained in your mind and draws you in".

When these feelings have been ingrained in your brain for over a decade, it takes more than a few instances of challenging them to eliminate the anxiety.

In my own home the body of books is a rigorous muddle, one I've gotten so used to over years of usage it seems eternally ingrained.