Sentence examples for pretty entrenched from inspiring English sources

In real life, Mr. Altman recalled, "we were pretty entrenched in our relationship at that point".

This group of kids that has been displaying and wearing the Confederate flag has pretty entrenched values.

Some pretty entrenched and resourceful interests stand to gain quite a lot from a technology that offers such favourable access to - and rents from - intellectual property.

Opinions are pretty entrenched, but when a CEO like Cook speaks out, there's at least "some power" to the message.

Look, Dror said, noticing that my Yuck Factor was pretty entrenched -- what we eat is culturally learned.

To Stanley Richards, the "culture of violence" at Rikers "is a pretty entrenched problem that has been building for many, many years".

"But sides appear to be pretty well entrenched.

The government is still called "transitional", but looks pretty well entrenched.

The narrative that Republicans behaved like "terrorists" during the debt ceiling negotiations has become pretty well entrenched among Democratic partisans, and I doubt that any counter-arguments will dislodge it.

But Ms. Whitman said she was the one who was "up against some pretty big entrenched interests," a reference to the state's influential public unions, who have largely backed Mr. Brown, a two-term former governor.

"The idea that oil is going to stay high for a while is pretty well entrenched because this is a premium fuel in the world economy, there isn't a lot of oil out there and whatever oil is available is pretty much off bounds".