Sentence examples for well engrained from inspiring English sources

In 1680 a short poem by poet and novelist Ihara Saikaku references butterfly origami, revealing how well engrained in Japanese culture paper folding had become by that time.

And they're certainly very well engrained in enterprises.

Pleat added: "Tim is a confident man and will show strong leadership, but it will be different for him than at Tottenham, where he was well engrained in the club's way of working".

Although only a single biotech therapeutic has been approved under the QbD paradigm so far, the tools and approaches that fall under these two concepts are well engrained in the work processes of most global pharmaceutical manufacturers.

No, bullying is well engrained in society.

Furthermore, early training can lay the foundation for a sense of social obligation and reinforce CPR knowledge and follow-up training, so that by the time a student graduates from high school CPR skills are well engrained and can easily called upon in an emergency situation.

They kept dancing for "Highway to Hell," as well, a song so engrained into the American psyche through classic rock radio spins that it may as well be our national anthem. .

He started picking cotton at age 6, and the experience of that hard labor, which extended into adulthood, is engrained in his being, as well as in his pictures, which include fields of endless white dots.

According to Sharma et al. (2011), complex flows of goods as well as the diverse bought-in services engrained in the reverse chain create a high degree of tax complexity and lead to unexpected tax exposures and costs.

So when you're dealing with some well established eating habits and patterns, often engrained over decades from childhood, I'd recommend taking it easy on yourself.

The investigators found that traditional habits and family support were the two main drivers for current consumption, and that consuming more white rice and fewer beans, as well as unfamiliarity with brown rice, were habits engrained within the Costa Rican culture [ 135].