Sentence examples for securely entrenched from inspiring English sources

Nor can there be any doubt that his foreign and economic policies helped the Hanoverian dynasty to become securely entrenched in Britain.

The artist's intention may have been to suggest that Britain's monarchy was now so securely entrenched as not to require impregnable fortifications or spartanly efficient guards.

The Germans were securely entrenched and strategically located when the British and French launched their frontal attack on a 21-mile (34-km) front north of the Somme River.

In high school, Mr. Lieberman found his rhythm, winning the class presidency in his sophomore and senior years, participating in the a cappella choir, the synagogue's youth group and the debating club, all while securely entrenched on the honor roll each semester.

Another expert put it this way: "We should not march into Baghdad.... To occupy Iraq would instantly shatter our coalition, turning the whole Arab world against us, and make a broken tyrant into a latter-day Arab hero... assigning young soldiers to a fruitless hunt for a securely entrenched dictator and condemning them to fight in what would be an unwinnable urban guerrilla war.

In fact, Pakistan is six times larger than Iraq and the jihadist population - securely entrenched in base areas with local and regional governments that fully support them - is orders of magnitude greater than anything encountered in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Special interests are entrenched.

Because they are entrenched.

That entrenched deflation.

Positions have become entrenched.

So do entrenched officeholders.