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61 The attitudes of adults to mentally handicapped tend to be firmly entrenched, and difficult to change.

62 But changing entrenched ways of doing things and challenging powerful financial interests will be difficult, whatever the intentions of the government.

63 However, there is some evidence of a recent reappraisal of this entrenched attitude.

64 The more entrenched unwelcome developments have become,[sentencedict.com] the harder it will be to reverse them.

65 In the entrenched warfare of those times, the shadow of the future for each platoon was long.

66 Unfortunately, Tucson Water is an agency with an entrenched and willful bureaucracy.

67 On the one hand they resented the entrenched power of the landed aristocracy.

68 According to Angie Romorola, gender inequalities are very well entrenched.

69 Much of this reflects the entrenched acute-service bias of the National Health Service, and major change would have far-reaching implications.

70 At the close of its session on May 11 the Great Hural approved legislation which legally entrenched the multiparty system.

71 Like the divided map, the concentration on entrenched territorial divisions was largely a creation of media reports.

72 Most are parroting a deeply entrenched view which they have not critically or creatively examined.

73 Some people are so deeply entrenched in their views that it's impossible to discuss things with them.

74 Two were destroyed in forest fire work while the other three are firmly entrenched in museums.

75 There were, therefore, problems that Developments sought to solve, and in doing so had to contend with entrenched positions.

76 Or perhaps he found traditional concepts so firmly entrenched that he was powerless to effect any radical overnight change.

77 These problems may be entrenched, but they are superable.

78 The junta seems more firmly entrenched than ever, even after its attempt to don a civilian disguise with the farcically rigged elections.

79 Is basement living a fad, or an entrenched cultural shift?

80 France's strict secularism, entrenched by law since 1905, keeps religion firmly out of the state sphere.

81 These concepts were firmly entrenched in the mathematical formulation of classical mechanics.

82 But though there are groups inBritainwith entrenched pro-choice or pro-life views, polls show that most people think, unenthusiastically, that abortion should be available.

83 He married at 18, and he and his wife soon had a son, but the marriage broke down and he fought a long custody battle, which, it is said, entrenched his dislike of authority.

84 The term condensation is now firmly entrenched in the literature of polymer science.

85 Banks and financiers are already pushing back against some proposed changes, marshaling impressive armies of lobbyists and calling on deeply entrenched political allies for help.

86 He has repeatedly criticized Western churches as too worldly and too entrenched in consumerism.

87 But the crisis has left divisions more deeply entrenched than ever between the rich, Dutch-speaking north and poorer, French-speaking south, with melting pot Brussels marooned in the middle.

88 Witnesses say Russian troops remain entrenched deep in Georgian territory, away from the Abkhazian and South Ossetian borders, and that they still surround the key city of Gori.

89 Now, three years later, Dr Lord was solidly entrenched at Felding - Roth.

90 It will not solve our problems, however, until it replaces traditional prescientific views, and these are strongly entrenched (a. ).