Sentence examples for that were entrenched from inspiring English sources

It meant a challenge to the vested interests of the mind, mainly theological, that were entrenched in the colleges and universities of the United States; and it meant a definite break with what Santayana called "the genteel tradition".

But there is no word, for example, about the top- or mid-ranking leadership of the main groups that were entrenched in the area, such as the Pakistani Taliban (TTP), the Haqqani network, the many foreigners, or the three native Waziristan-based militant groups.

Although the country enjoyed a peaceful transition from the apartheid era to the current constitutional democracy, the vast inequalities that were entrenched due to the previous discriminatory, racially-based legislation are part of the legacy that remains.

Confederate forces under General John B. Hood made a frontal attack on a Union army commanded by General John Schofield that was entrenched by the river.

Soldiers assumed that their sacrifice would have brought an end the discrimination that was entrenched in a segregated Australia before the war; it didn't.

The intelligence analyst said it is hard to completely root out an army that is entrenched not just physically, but psychologically.

Not power seized in a coup that is entrenched by blockade and permanent emergency, but the power denied them by the international community following their election in 2006.

Such a move allows a traditional operator to start fresh with slimmed-down staff levels, fewer expensive benefits and a chance to simplify the complex operating systems that are entrenched in older airlines.

Of course, it's possible that some epistemic intensions will reflect stable reference-fixing rules that are entrenched by implicit linguistic conventions.

The resistance against pull-out failure of the soil nails is provided by the part of soil nail that is entrenched into the ground behind the potential failure surface [6].

"It's difficult when you're dealing with positions that are entrenched … to try to get turnover for fresh blood — and to have that fresh blood be diverse," she said.