Sentence examples for to be entrenched from inspiring English sources

Yet tradition appears to be entrenched.

Reform is now to be entrenched in a new constitution.

Armistead wanted to be entrenched before he took risks".

Four defensive ends appear to be entrenched on the depth chart ahead of Sam.

By now, Microsoft seems to be entrenched as the leader in browsers for personal computers.

It said in its quarterly review that recovery appeared to be "entrenched" following annual growth of 1.9% in 2013.

In Malaysia, the right to vote is entrenched in Article 119 of the Federal Constitution, but suffrage is similarly denied to those serving prison terms.

Opposition to change is entrenched.

The justices' opposition to cameras is entrenched.

Consensual unions seem to have been entrenched in Bulgaria for a long time.

"The language they use here is a testament to people who are entrenched in the system, not for people who are new to it.