Sentence examples for much embedded from inspiring English sources

But there's too much embedded into this club to let it slip away like that".

Mr. Perales has been very much embedded in the system since the days of the Young Lords.

(Think of how much coffee is thrown away in offices and homes, and how much embedded carbon and water that coffee contains).

Obviously you have to stay on the ball with that, but there's too much embedded into this club to let it slip away like that".

"The Soviet style was very much embedded in the culture of Russia the relationship to ballet, the ideas of risk, originality, and virtuosity," Elizabeth Booth, a lecturer at the University of Greenwich, who writes the blog Rewriting Russian Gymnastics, told me.

"It wasn't about any particular religious dogma, but it was very much embedded in politics and localness".

"There is so much history, so much religion, so much nationalism embedded in that one square kilometer," he said, "that any solution will create more conflict than you had already".

"Somewhere along the line in crime novels, the violence seems much more embedded now.

But this line of succession is not graven in stone, much less embedded in the Constitution.

"Who knows how much the embedded reporters saw," said Erik Sorenson, president of MSNBC.

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