Sentence examples for In the intractable from inspiring English sources

In the intractable Middle East, for example, let the regional big powers pacify Syria since the Obama administration was either unable or unwilling to do the dirtiest work.

The fault is in the intractable human animal.

In 2006 Lebanon was, yet again, a front line in the intractable Arab-Israeli conflict.

The escalation has raised fears of a new chapter of war in the intractable Arab-Israeli conflict.

Tense American relationships with Russia and China and even in the intractable Middle East, he says, now seem more amenable to breakthroughs.

Unfortunately, attempts to deduce anything more quantitative or physically illuminating from the theory have bogged down in the intractable mathematics of this difficult subject.

In fact, the intractable violence of the Middle East has been a challenge for an administration that has long disdained nation building.

Two, in particular, dramatise the intractable situation in which their country finds itself.

Some parallels might be drawn with an extremely different situation in Iran, but nonetheless the intractable regimes in both countries have been forced by economic sanctions to change their die hard policies.

Their sins are now largely forgotten, thanks in part to the intractable controversy over the moral status of embryos.

"Those affected join the many millions of people already living in displacement, reflecting the intractable nature of the phenomenon, and the inability of governments to cope".