Sentence examples for Intractable issue from inspiring English sources

It's an intractable issue and needs as much attention as it's getting.

Western officials argued strongly that the talks had made unprecedented progress on a previously intractable issue.

He dedicated his life to the most difficult and intractable issue – the instability of Irish light.

It's the most intractable issue in British politics for generations: where does Brexit go from here?

Internal conflicts, including the intractable issue of the reintegration of breakaway Abkhazia and South Ossetia, threaten Georgia's territorial integrity.

Since becoming secretary of state, Mr. Kerry has worked to jump-start the peace process, embracing a seemingly intractable issue.

"These are intractable issues," he said.

The seemingly intractable issues are well known.

And, as Tallis argues, there are other, more intractable issues.

Yet officials on both sides say two seemingly intractable issues remain.

Now complexity lurks behind the most expensive and intractable issues of our age.