Sentence examples for not ingrained from inspiring English sources

Such behavior is not ingrained in new graduates, we have found, and has to be developed.

"It's not ingrained in our brains to take the stairs," Mr. Miller observed.

Still, Mr. Wolf added, "bison is a bit too exotic and not ingrained enough in the culture to make it evident it could be a mainstream chain".

Luxury was not ingrained in the Aussie culture.

Or at minimum, someone not ingrained or trained to think that the Republicans are the enemy.

This mentality is not ingrained in China, where first-generation savers and investors have no qualms entrusting online retailers, search engines, travel agencies, social media networks, smartphone providers, and start-ups for financial services.

As Robles points out, play-offs aren't ingrained in European sporting culture like they are in North America.

I always felt that I had started so late that ballet wasn't ingrained in my body and my technique would disappear if I let up".

We owe it to children already experiencing abuse and we owe it to those who might later become adult victims because the key messages weren't ingrained from the very beginning.

With children it's easier to influence their attitude, since practices aren't ingrained at their age.

"With children it's easier to influence their attitude, since practices aren't ingrained at their age," explains Shana.