Usage of "more entrenched"

Aún no tenemos significados para "more entrenched".

Uso de more entrenched en inglés

Russia's civil society is now more entrenched, more knowledgeable and more skeptical. 
 Reuters 

But vested interests are more entrenched and the trade outlook glum. 
 Reuters 

Small entrepreneur, maybe could be a threat to more entrenched businessmen. 
 Blood rites 

Also, the lobbying industry that protects each of these is larger and more entrenched. 
 Reuters 

If anything, the factions seem to have become more entrenched. 
 The Guardian 

You speak across each other, neither giving an inch, opinions becoming more and more entrenched. 
 The Guardian 

An infrastructure in which foreign and predominantly Hollywood film content is more entrenched than ever? 
 The Guardian 

Their bureaucracy was more entrenched than the GM bureaucracy. 
 Reuters 

Hated her status as an outcast, which was becoming more entrenched with each passing day. 
 Depraved 

Newman's response was to break up the more entrenched departments and encourage decentralisation and local decision-making. 
 The Guardian 

The mood - on both sides - is angrier, more divided and positions are more entrenched. 
 BBC 

Instead he became more entrenched in his ways. 
 The Guardian 

The smell was deeper than animal-stink, more entrenched. 
 Salem’s Lot 

We are becoming more of a divided society and that inequality is becoming more entrenched, he said. 
 The South African 

But he said IPF had put further international expansion on hold until the recovery becomes more entrenched. 
 Reuters 

But the greater inequality has become, the more entrenched it has become, he is expected to say. 
 The Guardian 

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More entrenched por variante geográfica

Estados Unidos de América

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Reino Unido

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Significados de more entrenched en inglés