| entrenched interest | 2.04 | Old habits dies as hard as entrenched interests. | ||
| entrenched bureaucracy | 1.58 | His nemeses are rampant crime and an entrenched bureaucracy. | ||
| entrenched position | 1.45 | Pakistan and India hold entrenched positions. | ||
| entrenched problem | 0.72 | As Perez assumes office, he will face a host of entrenched problems. | ||
| entrenched power | 0.66 | On the one hand they resented the entrenched power of the landed aristocracy. | ||
| entrenched culture | 0.59 | It involves the entrenched culture of legalized bribery that permeates our democratic process. | ||
| entrenched monopoly | 0.59 | Theodore Roosevelt took on entrenched monopolies, helping small businesses to thrive and competition to flourish. | ||
| entrenched incumbent | 0.53 | His path would be blocked by more entrenched incumbents. | ||
| entrenched attitude | 0.46 | Entrenched attitudes only leave when agents retire. | ||
| entrenched poverty | 0.46 | There is no silver bullet for entrenched poverty, though. | ||
| entrenched tradition | 0.46 | For historic and cultural reasons, dubbing is a deeply entrenched tradition. | ||
| entrenched part | 0.39 | But in fact, gay and lesbian performers have by now become an entrenched part of the comedy scene. | ||
| entrenched practice | 0.39 | Sexual harassment, meanwhile, remains a deeply entrenched practice. | ||
| entrenched competitor | 0.33 | And in other markets it faces a tough fight from entrenched competitors. | ||
| entrenched corruption | 0.33 | After generations of entrenched corruption, some of the new austerity is even welcome. | ||
| entrenched elite | 0.33 | Q. Japan is a very traditional society with entrenched elites. | ||
| entrenched guerrilla | 0.33 | The security forces returned fire, but made no headway against the entrenched guerrillas. | ||
| entrenched habit | 0.33 | There were some deeply entrenched habits to break. | ||
| entrenched bureaucrat | 0.26 | And his reform proposals are already meeting resistance from entrenched bureaucrats and the hard-line opposition that dominates parliament. | ||
| entrenched telephone | 0.26 | Furthermore, Sprint and its cable partners may offer phone service in cities across the country, battling entrenched local telephone company monopolies. |