Companies need discipline — an ingrained sense of the relationship between effort and reward, product and profit.
This hostile relationship is ingrained in the very language of pixação.
Fey and Poehler get laughs with the smart, incorrect dialogue, their timing, the easy swing of their relationship, their ingrained song'n'dance relish for the material.
From the opening conversation, in which Terry's father speaks to his daughter with an Irish accent and Terry responds in New Yawkese -- "her" is pronounced "huh" -- the ingrained obstacles to every relationship in this play are painfully and realistically evident.
It's not always this uncertainty; the culture of non-payment is so deeply ingrained in the artist/gallery relationship that many artists know nothing else.
"It's time we changed the relationship between alcohol, lobby groups and and the government in Victoria, but all these relationships are deeply ingrained," Miller said.
The longer the current US-Sino dispute persists, the deeper those convictions are likely to become ingrained on both sides of the relationship.
There's another story I tell people about my parents' relationship, one that's ingrained in me that also might be bullshit.
In it, she builds on the theory described in Emotional Alchemy to apply mindfulness to overcoming the ingrained emotional habits that can hurt our relationships.
Jan Hoffman's recent, excellent piece in the New York Times suggests that the behavior of stars like Brown and Rihanna only reinforces deeply ingrained assumptions about what is acceptable in relationships between men and women.
But actually, I have no grounds for my fantasy, as our wellbeing is grounded, not in riches but in our formative relationships, our beliefs, and our ingrained, habitual patterns of response to external stimuli.
