Sentence examples for of the entrenched from inspiring English sources

And the fact that its business lags behind Cosco's is emblematic of the entrenched labor rules that have stifled the country's economic growth.

With nothing to do about it, Bradley aides try to use the alliance as one of the entrenched powers their candidate is fighting.

And the fact that its business lags behind Cosco's is emblematic of the entrenched labor rules and relatively high wages — for those lucky enough to still have jobs — that have stifled the country's economic growth.

Criticise these startups, and you're part of the entrenched interests of the old economy.

But many saw the exclusion of women as a result of the entrenched, patriarchal conservatism of the I.O.C. generally.

In a reflection of the entrenched political battle lines plaguing the agency, every Republican voted against him.

An assumed weakness of the medium is also a projection of the entrenched feebleness of (my) viewing habits.

At the Second Vatican Council, he was party to the liberal overthrow of the entrenched bureaucracy of the Curia.

Although legislated apartheid has ended, many of the entrenched social and economic effects of decades of inequality still remain in the 21st century.

The outbreak in 2011 of popular protests against many of the entrenched governments of the Middle East, called the Arab Spring, presented Saudi foreign policy with new challenges.

The power of the entrenched Turco-Circassians was challenged by native Egyptian officers, who resented the privileges of their foreign colleagues.