Sentence examples for was completely entrenched from inspiring English sources

By the 19th century, this vagabond culture was completely entrenched, with the whole of Sicily being ruled by these nameless, shadowy figures who became the Mafia.

"I know a lot of people in that area, and some of them are completely entrenched in that, 'There will not be any pathway next to my house, and I will take it to court, and I don't care what it costs,'" said former Environmental Chairman Chris Prelitz.

"Politicians and the large newspaper organisations are adopting completely entrenched positions.

But I also understand basic civics, and I read the news, so I know that the Republican party is simultaneously in shambles and completely entrenched in Congress.

"In industry, successful entrenched products cannot be completely changed overnight -- rather they have to be improved gradually," said Lee. "When we do research in academia we have the freedom to consider all possibilities -- including designing security from the beginning rather than as an afterthought". The good ideas, she said, will inevitably migrate to industry.

Reform is now to be entrenched in a new constitution.

He was now entrenched in the community.

Corruption was entrenched, and soldiers were deserting.

Passwords are too entrenched in business practices to disappear completely, but companies should seek products that focus on development of an environment of continuous trust with good user experience.

The bonus culture was just too entrenched.

Unemployment was entrenched.