Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Today, GDPR compliance is deeply ingrained in our culture and embedded in the processes
Passion for innovative customer solutions has been ingrained at Danfoss since Mads Clausen's very first inventions.
Dirt seemed to be ingrained into the corners and hard to reach corners of the room.
From humans to apes to cats. is ingrained in many species, A female's attraction to a male's display of resources.
mostly French-speaking citizenry are proof that some of France has been permanently ingrained in North America.
Industry standard security practices are deeply ingrained into our internal culture,
address that we have centuries worth of ingrained racism in our society.
this is due to the peculiarities that have been ingrained since childhood.
The trouble is that browser attackers do not examine the third-party details that gets ingrained in their advertisement-supported space.
It is perhaps difficult for white South Africans, with an ingrained prejudice against communism,
both qualities ingrained in their designs with a focus on tradition.
a premier in management development ESAMI's capability is largely ingrained in the following qualities.
By keeping alive one of the most ingrained Trinidarian traditions he creates beautiful masterpieces of ceramic art.
our lives are ingrained with communication.
The enhanced formula of TRI-ZYME™ with its triple enzyme cleaning system can tackle all kinds of ingrained stains like grass,
Thanks to the enzyme combination the product helps to remove even the most stubborn stains and ingrained dirt.
after a while I svihal hands and ingrained I Paris.
Years and 7 reformulations later, this color connection is so deep, it is ingrained in Shiseido's identity.
discoloured and dirty with ingrained dirt.