Sentence examples for more embedded in from inspiring English sources

It would be hard to imagine a book more embedded in its historical circumstances than "Augie".

"We have different roles— as labor we are much more embedded in mainstream politics.

Some of those things government has control over; some of those things are just more embedded in our medical culture.

He could hardly be more embedded in the literary world but it is an identity he holds on to.

As he becomes more embedded in his role, he finds his curiosity growing about these lives so wildly removed from his own.

This payback is increasing as these networks become more embedded in customers' buying habits and the move has paid dividends for businesses like Love Keep Create and SNCDirect.

The formats for chemical structure were more developed, more useful, embedded in software.

The more embedded we become in an industrialised world, the less apparent that is.

In reality, of course, the problem of climate change is far more complex, and far more political — largely because fossil fuels are more difficult to replace than C.F.C.s, more deeply embedded in our economies and societies.

Dawson observes that there is a (slow) trend to becoming more closely embedded in the surroundings, besides the more traditional targeting of people with similar interests.

Social media is now far more firmly embedded in daily life with people far more likely to post using their real name and personal profile.