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Meanings of entrenched in English
Usage of entrenched in English
1
Despite good intentions, this approach has not solved problems, but entrenched them.
2
Philips adds: A really entrenched addict needs at least £100 a day.
3
Serious expansion follows only when Kerry is firmly entrenched in the market.
4
Then there are entrenched relationships with local government officials and union leaders.
5
Like many in France, the company must overcome entrenched resistance to change.
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The education publishing market is enormous, but also enormously complex and entrenched.
7
All the infantry was concentrated in the town and the entrenched camp.
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Preventing long-term unemployment from becoming entrenched was also a huge structural challenge.
9
Despite that, no political party is denying that economic recovery is entrenched.
10
Data from July onwards must confirm whether the rebound is becoming entrenched.
11
Our veto on harmonisation of direct taxation, including corporate taxation, remains entrenched.
12
Chief Keef, entrenched in a heavy gang culture, is a prime example.
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With opinions so entrenched it's hard for the debate to move forward.
14
Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical.
15
He railed against the left's lack of interest in tackling entrenched poverty.
16
The RFS has become a battleground between entrenched farm and oil interests.
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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