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entrench

[en-trench] / ɛnˈtrɛntʃ /




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There should be some sense of whether Fed officials worried about inflation are feeling an entrenched resistance to change their beliefs.

From MarketWatch

Rhodium’s Wright said economists in China were speaking out more boldly because they were having trouble tackling entrenched interests.

From The Wall Street Journal

ServiceNow said on Tuesday that the acquisition would triple its market opportunity for security and risk solutions and entrench its position in the market for securing AI technology.

From The Wall Street Journal

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