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Meanings of too entrenched in английском

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Usage of too entrenched in английском
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When that happens, we'll be too entrenched to suffer much loss.
Ender’s Game
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I'm not really too , too , too entrenched in the art world like that.
News.com.au
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It is too large, too entrenched, has too much momentum.
Jitterbug Perfume
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It's just too entrenched, and pretty much everyone except music fans loves those fees.
Wired
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But others fear positions are too entrenched for compromise.
Reuters
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He also accused the politicians of being " too entrenched in their own positions".
The Irish Times
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It's too old, too entrenched, too vicious, too there.
Wastelands
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But he quit the board on Monday, six weeks after joining, saying the panel was too entrenched.
Reuters
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It appears that as a society, we are too entrenched in our moralistic views to consider the alternative.
The Irish Times
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But he quit the board on Monday, just six weeks after joining, saying the panel was too entrenched.
Reuters
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The fire is already too entrenched.
The smoke room: a novel of suspense
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Soon it would become apparent that the parties are too entrenched in extreme positions to make any real progress, pessimists predicted.
Reuters
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The key thing is to try to provide intervention before loneliness becomes too entrenched, and affects people's mental and physical health.
The Guardian
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The administration was arguing that Obamacare was becoming too entrenched to undo, with millions of people dependent on it for insurance.
Reuters
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But for most people in Tskhinvali, mistrust of Georgia is too entrenched for them to be wooed by cinemas and funfairs.
Reuters
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Mainstream media is too entrenched in the things that keep it going -the structures and the constructs that keep it going.
Feminist dot com
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