Sentence examples for it entrenched from inspiring English sources

What if every time you told your brain 'no' it entrenched the mental image more deeply?

The first was launched nine years ago, also in August, in neighbouring Chechnya at the beginning of Putin's rule and it entrenched him in power.

Back in 1999, in the innocent days before the sub-prime crisis laid bare the sinister power of international finance, WTO talks in Seattle broke down amid clouds of tear gas, as anti-capitalist protesters expressed their fury at the rigged rules of the global marketplace, which, as they saw it, entrenched the wealth of the rich and excluded the poor.

The growing importance of natural theology, partly a response to the rise of mechanical philosophy, encouraged the growth of natural history (although it entrenched the argument from design).

Many regarded it as a triumph of progressive reform; Loach says it entrenched unfairness.

At the same time it entrenched the powers of the bureaucracy, making change even harder.The system's inadequacy at home was matched by a feebleness abroad.

With no alternatives, Apple's option becomes more and more entrenched, and as it becomes entrenched, it spreads its tentacles hideously, and results in things like the present iTunes (and to a lesser extent, iMovie, iPhoto, and others).

The irony of this ideological posture is that while it masqueraded as a critique of the West, it actually entrenched the dominance of the West.

As his company sets its sights on the United States, it faces entrenched competition from peanut butter.

It is entrenched".

It's entrenched at every level, including in the classroom.