• Positive behaviors that appear to be now entrenched include saving more in 401(k) plans, paying down debt and taking greater care to invest wisely.

    NPR: Financial Discipline Grows 5 Years After Crisis

  • The subcommittee recommends an examination of how competition can be increased in a ratings business, a challenging task with the Big Three so firmly entrenched in the investment and regulatory community.

    FORBES: House Report Slams Corzine For MF Global Failure, Says Regulators Also Erred

  • But editor Sue Butler says it will be expanded to ''entrenched prejudice against women'' in the next edition.

    BBC: Asia

  • But, with the war-minded nationalists still firmly entrenched in Serbia, the notion that independence might be negotiable seems far-fetched.

    ECONOMIST: Montenegro

  • We need to move beyond entrenched and extreme positions to find ways in which we can be heard by one another, and in which we can accept and respect (and even value) difference.

    BBC: Mother and child

  • But being heard in a city dominated by entrenched interests and established industries will be a challenge.

    WSJ: Giving Politics a Hack

  • Only by abandoning slogans and entrenched political posturing will we be able to turn to solutions that are rooted in science and economics.

    FORBES: U.S. Energy Independence - So Close, Yet So Far

  • Both are also entrenched in their media businesses, have little interest in would-be successors and are prepared to wage war to protect their empires.

    FORBES: Billionaire Smackdown: Redstone vs. Murdoch

  • Mr Sharansky's position is particularly exposed because he is the minister of the interior, and thus the man who must defend in court the entrenched Orthodox monopoly on determining who is to be registered as Jewish under the law.

    ECONOMIST: Israel��s great divide

  • On the other, it must ensure that this year's rise in inflation, which it thinks will be temporary, does not become entrenched through higher inflation expectations.

    ECONOMIST: Economic woes

  • England at the time could in no sense be described as a democracy, but the idea of accountability was entrenched at all levels of society by centuries of the common law, creating the political conditions for a constitutional monarchy and a dynamic economy.

    ECONOMIST: Theories of history

  • Along with an entrenched and historic reputation for academic freedom, US universities also continue to be some of the wealthiest in the world, and are able to command high tuition fees and often large donations from wealthy alumni, he says.

    FORBES: The World's Most Reputable Universities

  • Many political observers believe the race will be tight, with the National Front potentially edging out Anwar's alliance partly because of its entrenched support in predominantly rural districts.

    NPR: Voting Begins In Tight Malaysian National Election

  • Reed used his insight, based on some compelling math, to predict in the 1990s that eBay would soon outperform Yahoo even though Yahoo seemed to be as firmly entrenched at the time as Google is today.

    FORBES: Why Facebook Beat MySpace, and Why MySpace's Revised Strategy will Probably Fail

  • The same may not be true for unskilled workers in Germany, who will have to find work at rates dictated by Germany's entrenched system of centralised bargaining.

    ECONOMIST: Ersatz Europeans

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