ensconced

Nothing a couple of Tylenol won't fix, and when said head is ensconced in a hat made out of money the headache is easier to bear.

That's when Truman (accidentally?) ensconced employer-based healthcare into law in the US and the NHS began in Britain.

The world of finance and credit card processing is one of the most ensconced and deep-rooted industries there is.

But they stay ensconced in their corporate office parks, which the hoi polloi can't even reach via public transit.

Sometimes seen calmly striding among the bookshelves, with little attention to the humans milling about but mostly was ensconced in some private retreat.

Why is that sort of thing not clearly ensconced in law?

At the time I had a university account and was safely ensconced in my free shell account irc'ing and mud'ing all night.

VW says the L1 is perfectly safe, with the driver and passenger safely ensconced in a carbon fiber safety cell and protected by head and side-curtain airbags.

In the US around the same time, we ensconced employer based insurance.

It's not a license for the imperative programmer to do whatever they want---it's a license for them to solve problems in the way they prefer within a particular ensconced region.

You might be more prone towards agreeableness around others sharing your faith, but the more ensconced you are, the less likely you'll be open towards people with differences of opinion.

That's not to say the outsider's perspective is more correct, but merely that it is illuminating in a way that is difficult to achieve from an ensconced position inside an echo chamber.

None of these bespectacled t-shirt wearing, hoodie-ensconced "whizzes" would have a job or a place in society if it weren't for government employees and the projects they undertook.

And to elaborate on what a GTO is, rather than permit the preceeding comment to become ensconced in jargon, the " T " stands for "transfer" in the sense of transferring from maybe a lower orbit to a higher orbit, or, in other words, changing altitude.

"It's not a license for the imperative programmer to do whatever they want---it's a license for them to solve problems in the way they prefer within a particular ensconced region." But for the imperative programmer to know what not to do he/she has to understand functional coding, and choose to eschew certain techniques that might be viewed as acceptable from a purely imperative perspective.