Sentence examples for is an entrenched from inspiring English sources

In polls, Americans have said over and over that they prefer a compromise solution with spending cuts and tax increases, and there is an entrenched perception that politicians will not come together to solve voters' problems.

"Stretching before exercise is an entrenched notion.

One reason may be that flouting the samogon law is an entrenched habit.

The group is an entrenched part of life in northern Nigeria, possessing control and influence, and even collecting taxes.

Playing cards, dominoes and dice to pass the time on team flights is an entrenched part of N.B.A. culture.

Disapproval of gays is an entrenched part of island life, rooted, Jamaicans say, in the country's Christian tradition.

Q — If you were speaking as a Republican, would you say that your opponents are — A — Entrenched in power.

But the catalogs are an entrenched marketing tool.

The SAT has long been an entrenched part of the college admissions process.

It's an entrenched position that's not been thought through".

You can't fight segregation, say, by an appeal to tradition; segregation was an entrenched American tradition.