Sentence examples for more strongly embedded from inspiring English sources

"These results show the recovery in the Scottish economy is becoming more strongly embedded with every passing month".

The recovery in the Scottish economy is "becoming more strongly embedded", the Bank of Scotland's chief economist has said.

Earlier this week, the Bank of Scotland's latest survey of purchasing managers suggested the recovery in the Scottish economy was "becoming more strongly embedded".

Further research should also examine how control beliefs could be more strongly embedded in a personalised approach of public health professionals working with youth (e.g. [ 21, 22]).

Amongst senior managers there was near universal support for a comprehensively trained community health worker, with a stronger preventive and promotive focus, more strongly embedded within the PHC system and working with other sectors.

Science must be more strongly embedded in society, not 'just' as a crucial driver of economic competitiveness and improved healthcare, but also as an important cultural ambition; the pursuit of knowledge is a high calling and a defining human activity.

If religious norms or attitudes towards a behaviour are very strongly embedded in a culture, it might be that the behaviour does not converge or at least converges more slowly.

This process transforms the vanadium, strongly embedded within the spinel mineral structure, into leachable vanadates.

Mentoring, women's networks and flexible working are all strongly embedded in Whitehall, while consultations and reviews have abounded in recent years.

Scanning electron microscopy clearly shows that Ag NPs were strongly embedded between the CdO nanoparticles.

It ignores that, beyond the president, the Chavismo social movement counts millions of supporters, primarily from lower-income communities, and is strongly embedded within the Venezuelan military.