Sentence examples for the same entrenched from inspiring English sources

Before long, I wondered, wouldn't you end up with a different version of the same entrenched, bickering bureaucracies?

While Mr. Haydon, who is 38, represents a new generation of leadership, he will face the same entrenched constituencies who at times conflicted with his predecessor, Michael Barrett.

The dominant suspicion is that the game is not change, but a bid to smooth the transfer of power to another generation within the same entrenched establishment.

The Pennsylvania voters shared some of the same entrenched views that voters across the country have expressed over the past 18 months.

As a busy working port and state capital, Baton Rouge enjoys little of the Crescent City's cachet with tourists and conventioneers, yet the city suffers many of the same entrenched economic, social, and educational difficulties as its better-known cousin.

And I know people are afraid we'll draw the same old lines in the sand and give in to the same entrenched interests and arrive back at the same stalemate that we've been stuck in for decades.

Or maybe the same old entrenched prejudice against women that the left seems unable to shake off triumphed one more time.

On his forehead was the same worried V, entrenched between the eyes.

At the same time it entrenched the powers of the bureaucracy, making change even harder.The system's inadequacy at home was matched by a feebleness abroad.

Sceptics will say that cultural resistance to contraception remains a hurdle, yet Bangladesh faced many of the same circumstances, including entrenched poverty, low literacy (among women in particular), religious opposition and patriarchal social norms.

As the poor world grows richer, we can expect more of the same: unencumbered by entrenched customs, regulations, special interests and legacy infrastructure, they'll make the most of new technologies far faster than us laggards in the West.