Sentence examples for is being entrenched from inspiring English sources

When asked how moving to San Francisco from Oklahoma City has changed how Durant does business, he explained that the best part of living in San Francisco is being entrenched in the tech world.

So, while a gradual rise in bond yields (and fall in prices) could usually be taken as sign that an economic recovery is being entrenched, the pace of the move in recent days suggests that this benign scenario may not play out.

"Clearly these attitudes are being entrenched at home and the wider community in these small pockets of west central Scotland".

Indian Islam is pliant -- it integrates into Indian culture, traditions and social norms seamlessly given that it's been entrenched there since the eighth century.

Old lines are being further entrenched and new ones are being drawn, with graduates and Londoners set poles apart from the rest of the nation".

The social inclusion board - which advised the former government on the causes and effects of entrenched disadvantage - is being disbanded.

As in history, a potentially powerful majority was being divided by an entrenched powerful few.

"FEC regulations are being used to protect entrenched incumbents".

Simultaneously, the freethinking born of the Enlightenment roused the militancy of the Calvinists, who realized that their entrenched position was being threatened.

The concept of race, as unscientific as it may be, is so firmly entrenched in our view of the world that if we simply state that race is irrelevant to genomics and has no biological basis, we stop the conversation.

Corruption was entrenched, and soldiers were deserting.