Sentence examples for ingrained practice from inspiring English sources

A report this week from Human Rights Watch argued that police brutality remains "an ingrained practice" in Argentina.

Is it plausible that such an ingrained practice has been totally eliminated, except where justified by the public interest?

In appointing the commission to investigate state death squads, he broke with an ingrained practice of secrecy.

This is now an ingrained practice for me that has skyrocketed my productivity.

While overshadowed by the Panama leaks, the Unaoil case is more emblematic of the challenges in tackling global corruption: it shows the deeply ingrained practice of Iraqi government officials seeking bribes for the award of contracts and the willingness of companies to provide them.

That would require changing the long- ingrained practices of the medical profession.

Closer working with the police and specialist services has helped to address the types of ingrained practices that can ignore, or even add to, the victimisation of women and girls.

The judge wrote, "The court knows what its ruling means for many deeply ingrained practices, but it also has a marrow-deep understanding that if they are to succeed where they are most strained schools have to be about teaching children and nothing else.

While he praised the Football League for introducing a version of the Rooney rule, under which shortlists for first-team managers will feature at least one BME candidate from next year, he said most in football were still "messing with the fluffy stuff at the edges" rather than challenging exclusion and ingrained practices.

So how do we escape these ingrained practices and create new cultures and ways of being?

Many of these magical, traditional, ingrained practices seem to take us back to prehistoric times - to the start of the Neolithic period when man first domesticated animals, having spent many years following them in their natural seasonal migrations for hunting.