Sentence examples for to entrench itself from inspiring English sources

Bitcoin needs to entrench itself in the same way the Internet has entrenched itself.

In some quarters democracy will begin to entrench itself.

Egypt is now suffering under the yoke of a military regime seeking to entrench itself.

Yet without recognition, the council may struggle to entrench itself, at home or abroad.

The parabuilding, a new addition to an older structure, continues to entrench itself as a vibrantly contemporary architectural type.

Despite using Mr. Yanukovich's election as an opportunity to entrench itself in Ukraine, Russia has made limited inroads into Ukraine's economy.

Box gets the chance to further entrench itself in content and now process-rich use cases and extend its enterprise street cred, and IBM extends its ability to serve its own enterprise clients  with cloud-native content and process offerings," McKinnon explained.

Observed the Hoover Institution's Kori Schake: "Reports that the national security advisor, secretary of state, secretary of defense, and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff had tried unsuccessfully to restrain Egypt's military led to the [conclusion] that the United states has very little influence over a military determined to once again entrench itself above elected civilians".

Although such efforts, combined as they are with a massive crackdown on corruption, seem likely to prove popular initially, the self-styled "caretaker" administration also appears to be entrenching itself to a degree that suggests it has designs on more permanent power.

No matter how much a society commits to and entrenches itself in democratic institutions, it is never past the point of no return.

By redoubling its efforts in chat, Snap could entrench itself as the most casual, low-pressure way to talk with friends since all messages delete themselves by default.