Entrenched in a sentence

According to the committee, the release of the register “entrenched parliament’s commitment to building public trust and confidence in public representatives, thereby protecting and promoting parliament’s integrity”.

All any of us want is to be seen, and that can be especially difficult with family, where dynamics and family lore are established and get entrenched.

And the disastrous domino effect became much worse when the Covid pandemic reduced footfall to a trickle, and further entrenched online buying habits.

And though private investors are being courted, few are willing to risk committing money now, as the conflict is entrenched.

And while the record-breaking stadium tours of Taylor Swift and Beyoncé were the year’s most gobsmacking success stories, ultimately they were cumulative victory laps by entrenched veterans, not any kind of fresh breakthrough.

As a doctor, I’ve learned a few things from treating patients with entrenched beliefs based on misinformation.

But top Ukrainian officials say they are in urgent need of F-16s as their forces struggle to break through entrenched Russian lines.

But when executed with firm goals in mind, it can transform communities—particularly those that have suffered from entrenched, systemic inequities.

But whereas Altria and similarly large firms have a diversified portfolio and are firmly entrenched in the market, Imperial Brands boasts neither.

But while he has seven goals (and six assists) for the season, taking his overall totals to 22 goals and 10 assists from 64 games, he is currently entrenched in a goalscoring drought.

Corrupt syndicates and an entrenched patronage system have plagued the municipality for decades under the ANC’s watch.

Currently well entrenched in the East End and NYC art world, Willoughby got her start in the early 2000s as the only employee of Mark Borghi gallery in Bridgehampton.

De Ruyter warned that crime and corruption at Eskom are deeply entrenched and highly organised.

For all those years of low, stable inflation, consumers had a pretty entrenched sense of what things should cost and how much their wages should rise to keep up.

Grier, whose only two regular-season games came as a rookie with Carolina in 2019, took every snap for the Cowboys with Rush entrenched in the role behind Prescott.

Homeless encampments entrenched along waterways in San Jose are polluting rivers, creeks, and streams with trash and biowaste.

However, given the fact that Santos is entrenched in controversy surrounding his lies on the campaign trail, people were not quick to believe Santos was just the victim of a mistake.

IBM’s competitive strength is its brand, entrenched customer relations and extensive patent portfolio.

I do agree and support the points raised by Hon. Mutodi, that poverty has been entrenched in the country, mainly affecting women, children, the elderly and disabled.

If democracy is to be entrenched, the billboards need not only be removed, but all threats to the process from every quarter should be resisted.