Sentences with phrase «to become entrenched»

Anytime but ideally at the outset before becoming entrenched in a court process.

By intervening early in the life of a child, and early in the life of a problem, we can help families get back on track and ensure vulnerability does not become entrenched.

Many mental health difficulties can be identified in the early years, and there are benefits in intervening early before problems become entrenched.

Taking responsibility for your part in your «relationship dance» can help stop the negative patterns of relating that have become entrenched over time.

Often, the complexities of the lives we lead prevent us from seeing the subtle changes that become entrenched patterns, which affect us negatively.

I was in school learning about advertising - I really became entrenched in media at school.

The debate becomes entrenched and no - one is really listening to the counter arguments, much less attempting to understand them.

There are some video games that have achieved legendary status after becoming entrenched in the player's memories.

Many of the most expensive features of school budgets became entrenched long before we had the tools to test their value.

2015 has been the year that the on - demand economy became entrenched in our daily lives.

When unemployment becomes entrenched, we know which constituencies suffer most.

Once advocates and opponents of block scheduling become entrenched, compromise between the groups can be difficult.

It's become an entrenched way of doing business, but there's one really big problem with it.

As time passes, history becomes entrenched in narrative, narrative in convention.

Rising costs and high - capital intensity of production and extraction have become entrenched across world agriculture, mining and energy sectors.

But I think for something like this to become entrenched there would have to be an explicit government action preventing or restricting such access to the Internet.

When families become entrenched in protecting their own «family» system, kids often get pulled along from system to system.

This is often half the battle when disputes become entrenched in an organization.

The biggest problem with expert witnesses is that they inevitably become entrenched in their initial opinion.

Social media has undoubtedly become an entrenched and defining part of modern life.

Individuals often become entrenched in patterns of behavior and relationships that are difficult to escape.

We say that's the best time to make changes: before the problems become entrenched and institutional inertia takes hold.

The word «privacy» is no longer commonplace and society has become entrenched in high - tech surveillance and extreme social networking integration.

When distance becomes entrenched as a way of life in a multigenerational family system, the older and younger generations end up cut - off from one another emotionally.

If the truth is that a couple can expect their marriage / relationship to go through difficult periods, what can couples do to prevent these inevitable rough spots from becoming entrenched patterns of negativity that can ultimately end the union?

We also hold the view that a negotiated resolution, before positions become entrenched and costs escalate, is in general in the interests of both sides.

The organization has so become entrenched in promoting this pessimistic view of student acceptance (despite contrary evidence from school districts around the country), that it raised eyebrows even among some of its own members by refusing to allow Sam Kass, former White House chef and Executive Director of Let's Move!

It's not for everyone but it is becoming entrenched into our working culture» Dr Canonico says.

If the shift to e-commerce becomes entrenched on the retail landscape, the next century could sound a hollow bell for some shopping malls, leaving more brick - and - mortar storefronts than takers.

It is therefore crucial that appropriate parenting interventions are available to families with infants, especially since interventions in early childhood have been shown not only to be effective [8 — 13], but also to be more effective than interventions later in life, because it is easier to intervene before problems become entrenched [1, 14].

That's the sort of easy to understand conventional wisdom that has become an entrenched part of American culture and earned the former vice president the Nobel Peace Prize.

But proponents suggest measuring the central bank's actions finally shaking Japanese out the psychology of deflation that has become entrenched during the past two decades.

Results from the autumn Business Outlook Survey point to continued positive business sentiment across the country, with business activity becoming entrenched.

Well, Tyson can give us specific quotes from one of the most prominent of Muslim scholars denouncing mathematics and lists of astronomical discoveries made before radical religion became entrenched in Islamic culture, while you present ambiguous statements like «history» and «facts» and attacks on his credibility, not his arguments.

Having opened its kitchen in December of 2011, Table 926 may only be a few years old but it's well on its way to becoming an entrenched San Diego staple.

(NOTE: The existing, meritocratic BCS formula for selecting which conferences earn this distinction will remain in effect, leaving the door open to the Mountain West, WAC, Conference USA, etc., to earn «Big Six» status, and keeping, say, the ACC and Big East from becoming entrenched if they fail to perform on the field.)

After years of promoting phonics a company becomes entrenched in being the benchmark for reading.

Not only was the working relationship rather demented, but I unfortunately also became entrenched in his family's drama.

As the country split down the middle, former and current Cabinet ministers toyed with resignation, the UN went to vote, and the international community became entrenched in one of the most divisive issues of a generation, Brown stayed silent.

Sometimes, of course, insurgents become entrenched — as, indeed, the Lib Dems did in Eastleigh after 1994.

The findings suggest that there is a potential to disrupt autism during a child's first year before the disorder becomes entrenched

This might take us beyond the limits of most previous public - engagement exercises, and it could help ensure a more democratic process in which different visions of what is desirable are debated before particular ones become entrenched and hard to modify.

Only decisive action can stop the virus becoming entrenched in Africa and spreading elsewhere, say epidemiologists

Also, since cyanobacteria blooms become entrenched and usually occur every summer in impacted systems, chronic exposure to drinking water containing these compounds is an important concern that needs more attention, Otten said.

Local populations became entrenched, eschewing intermarriage with other groups and adopting a cultural pattern of what researchers call endogamy, the practice of marrying only within an ethnic or social group.

QWERTY's saga illustrates a much broader phenomenon: how commitment shapes the history of technology and culture, often selecting which innovations become entrenched and which are rejected.