entrench
Example Sentences
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Proponents hailed the deal for unlocking a flood of investment into the U.S. and for helping entrench American technology as the global standard.
“SpaceX has a near-monopoly in reusable orbital launches, recurring global revenue, and is deeply entrenched with the U.S. government and defense,” added Colas.
From Barron's
He said the ETF was “a natural way” for an investor to diversify with a strategy “entrenched in high-quality companies with healthy balance sheets and fair or attractive valuation profiles.”
From MarketWatch
BNP Paribas analysts cautioned that views on inflation within the Fed are deeply entrenched and could limit the scope for policy shifts under any chair.
From Barron's
In the years that followed, systems of slavery became entrenched in the American colonies belonging to Portugal, Spain, Great Britain and France.
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