Phrases with «entrenched»

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The word "entrenched" means to firmly establish or deeply rooted in a particular belief, behavior, or system. Full definition

Sentences with «entrenched»

  • The idea that the state runs things terribly and private firms run things efficiently is so deeply entrenched in all three mainstream parties that we won't see a change anytime soon. (politics.co.uk)
  • The legislation, which required compromise with a passionate array of entrenched interest groups, should serve as a template for debate on other major issues, the governor said. (wacharterschools.org)
  • Our team can be found in the field working with civil society collecting information, deeply entrenched in research and data analysis, and at international negotiating platforms poised to propose solutions that work. (eia-global.org)
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