entrenched
Example Sentences
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Avian flu - a type of influenza - is entrenched across South and South-East Asia and has occasionally infected humans since emerging in China in the late 1990s.
From BBC
“The current housing market is entrenched in an affordability crisis leaving many average American families feeling excluded from the traditional promise of upward mobility and homeownership,” Miller said on the Wednesday call.
From Barron's
Crypto newcomers and veterans alike say severe swings in bitcoin are the price of admission for an investment that has delivered eye-popping gains and appears poised to become entrenched in the financial system over time.
He had an understanding of public policy failures and entrenched inequities, and he wanted to talk about the moral duty to address them and the financial benefits of doing so.
From Los Angeles Times
The economy has failed to expand since June, with concerns rising that low growth might be becoming entrenched.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
