Sentence examples for problems entrenched from inspiring English sources

"These problems – entrenched over decades – have deepened over the past few years.

"The operating dynamics are better today," Mr. Hall said, "but there are still fundamental problems entrenched in the industry.

It is incredibly powerful to watch a community come together and solve the problems entrenched in their lives that have been affecting them for years.

As Mr. Lee met with voters on a recent day in Cedar Hills, the largest applause came when he said Republicans must look inward to resolve the problems entrenched in Washington.

But the problems are entrenched.

Prompt action, however difficult, will be less painful for the government than waiting until the problems are entrenched and they are accused of letting the NHS slide into crisis.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said the trusts, among 14 investigated for high death rates, had problems so entrenched that tough action was needed.

Part of the problem is entrenched managements and boards that seem more interested in receiving their fees than in looking after their shareholders.

Argentina's problems are more entrenched.

The party leaders acknowledged entrenched problems in Xinjiang, according to the report.

But it doesn't offer a systematic solution to entrenched problems like hunger, poverty or homelessness.