Sentence examples for works entrenched from inspiring English sources

"What we need is systems change," says the priest, who lives and works entrenched in the Back of the Yards neighborhood, headquarters of Chicago's high crime rates.

The scope of mission work, already entrenched in the Shire Highlands and south of the Limpopo, was vastly extended as new societies appeared on the scene.

Always appear to be working and deeply entrenched in your work matter.

On the morning phone ins, and across social media, it appeared that Obama's works had simply entrenched the positions of those who had already made up their minds how they will vote on September 18th, whilst having little effect on those who remain undecided.

"These are programs that are working on deeply entrenched, long-term behaviors".

Despite all the customary praise of mothers, the devaluation of their work is deeply entrenched in our thought and institutions.

Attempting to pay teachers by their postcodes rather than for the quality of their work would have entrenched inequality in disadvantaged areas," he said.

Early in my career, when I was really entrenched working at Wine Library, my dad pulled me aside and said something that I thought was curious.

Counselors -- whose only qualification is often that they, too, are in recovery -- resist replacing entrenched, it-worked-for-me ideology.

The Coalition has made much of the idea that "three generations of the same family who have never worked" helps to explain entrenched worklessness in the UK.

But ahead of the runoff, many Guatemalans remained skeptical that either candidate would work to root out entrenched corruption and find honest public servants to form a government.