Sentence examples for more entrenched and from inspiring English sources

"The economic recovery is becoming more entrenched and better balanced.

And the enemy in Afghanistan is far more entrenched and experienced.

Nowhere last week did that process seem more entrenched and despairing than in the Middle East.

Analysts say his rule has become more authoritarian, dissent less tolerated, corruption more entrenched, and wealth creation benefiting the few.

While India's agricultural problems are part of this bigger global puzzle, in many ways India's food challenges are more entrenched and systemic than those faced elsewhere.

It's the country's fatalistic sense that the stacked economic order that gave us the Great Recession remains not just in place but more entrenched and powerful than ever.

And yet, as time passes and we become more entrenched in and buried under our identities, we are more at risk, and have ever more to defend.

Those divisions are now more starkly exposed, more deeply entrenched and more poisonously bitter.

My concern is that email drives such as these, while good for awareness, aren't going to tackle the far more entrenched issues, and might even serve as another mask.

Peirce held that science suggests that the universe has evolved from a condition of maximum freedom and spontaneity into its present condition, in which it has taken on a number of habits, sometimes more entrenched habits and sometimes less entrenched ones.

Over the next few years, Gleizes struggled with the lost momentum of Cubism (and the rise of Dada) and became more entrenched in capturing and disseminating its theory.