Examples of using Deeply embedded in English and their translations into Greek
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In particular, the historic and deeply embedded system of favours
the legality of its transfer must be deeply embedded in the culture of a society for free market economies to function effectively.
It's deeply embedded in our history, and particularly our history related to legal immigration.
As it is we have to do so much work to correct the assumption deeply embedded in the cultural psyche that feminism is anti-male.
Greece is deeply embedded with the legacy of a culture of pervasive state-party corruption
If the stinger is too deeply embedded in the skin, it can be pulled out with alcohol washed
It was found days later, deeply embedded in a rocky cliffside just below its makers' workshop.
a word deeply embedded in our brains considering that we have been kids.
It's also deeply embedded in the pop psychology of reaching goals and self-improvement.
That feeling of elation that we call romantic love is deeply embedded in our brains.
interest was deeply embedded in our genes.
a word deeply embedded in our brains since we were children.
Deeply embedded in this court in so many of its holdings is the individual's autonomy
your loved ones is deeply embedded in you.
The atrocities committed by the US police reflect the deeply embedded injustice of race and class in the US.
This‘programming' is also deeply embedded in the societal and cultural paradigms of our time.
some of which is deeply embedded.
it seems that this peculiarity is deeply embedded in our DNA!
rejection is deeply embedded in their brains.
Even if you think you would never hurt someone of a different race, deeply embedded racist beliefs can have a subconscious effect on the way you treat people.