Sentence examples for or entrenchment from inspiring English sources

This is either to be America's Era of Enlightenment or Entrenchment.

A mental set, or "entrenchment," is a frame of mind involving a model that represents a problem, a problem context, or a procedure for problem solving.

Ominously, Mr Tirole notes that in recent corporate scandals self-dealing may have been prominent only because it is "somewhat easier to discover and especially demonstrate than insufficient effort, extravagant investments or entrenchment strategies".

An important consideration here is that semantics is a deeper explanation than pre-emption or entrenchment.

The youngest children displayed no evidence of an effect for either pre-emption or entrenchment in any of the three analyses.

Alternatively, are they using semantics as the primary determinant of un- prefixability (Pinker, 1989), perhaps turning to pre-emption or entrenchment for idiosyncratic items (e.g., Boyd & Goldberg, 2011)?

There is no difference in principle between the predicates we use and those we could use, but rather a pragmatic difference in habit, or of "entrenchment" of certain predicates and not others.

Several criteria for defining preferred recoveries are proposed, depending on whether the focus is laid on the relative relevance of the atoms or the relative entrenchment of the pieces of information (or both).

The president predicted he would "find the same enemy, and the same or equal entrenchments, at either place".

**"Sources of Corporate Profits in India Business Dynamism or Advantages of Entrenchment?" (January 2011).

Whether this has to do with the old scars of the Civil War, the combination of heat and humidity or the deep entrenchment of poverty, I can't say.