Sentence examples for with entrenching from inspiring English sources
In 1991, the Mubarak regime signed Egypt up to a structural adjustment programme administered by international financial institutions tasked with entrenching the free market mantra – "stabilise, privatise, liberalise" – wherever they wielded influence.
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Weighed down with entrenching equipment, the attacking Coldstream Guardsmen faltered and began to suffer heavy casualties.
The cavalry were also issued with entrenching tools prior to the outbreak of war, as a result of experience gained during the Second Boer War.
The Downing Street duumvirate have undeniably played their hand with aplomb, entrenching advantages and exploiting their enemies' weakness.
When Boult removed a hapless Jonny Bairstow, thrust into the match on the back of Kevin Pietersen's departure and with only a single first-class innings – in Mumbai – under his belt since his 54 in the second innings against South Africa at Lord's in August, England were 72 for five – and Root was already digging away with an entrenching tool.
During my service, the definition of a foxhole was a hole in the ground excavated with small entrenching tools and measuring two rifles long, one rifle wide and armpit deep.
The ritual of marching two or three miles a day and then losing a third and sometimes a fourth day to entrenching with no opposition exasperated nearly everyone.
Apple, in turn, will establish more permanence with users, further entrenching them into the Apple ecosystem.
The 2/10th's forward patrols made contact with the 61st Infantry Battalion at around 10 30 am on 27 August and, upon arrival at around 5 00 pm, they began to establish their position; with only limited entrenching tools, they found the going difficult.
