Sentence examples for a further intractable from inspiring English sources

A further intractable problem with microcredit in South Africa is related to the extensive commercialisation that was introduced into the global microcredit industry in order to make it financially self-sustaining.

In recent decades, growing religious fundamentalism on both sides has added a toxic new ingredient, exacerbating still further an intractable geopolitical dispute.

A further application of OR tractography is for neurosurgical planning of temporal lobectomy for intractable epilepsy (Yogarajah et al. 2009).

He concludes that if such an alternative care plan showed no further change, intractable SE described in the clinical scenario would indicate moving to a palliative care plan.

When we reflect on consciousness from the first person perspective, it can seem as if explaining and investigating it further is intractable.

The combination of these last two parameters results in a seemingly intractable conundrum, and become further complicated by the real-world realization that pulsed lasers exhibit shot-to-shot energy variation.

Combined with the high cost of housing, which discourages new residents, that means Long Island's labor shortage may be an intractable drag on further growth, the experts said.

Neither of these measures has been shown to have clinical significance in terms of the recovery time of the patient or in their long-term risk of developing an intractable seroma requiring further medical attention.

Such are the curious conditions surrounding the Intra-Syrian Talks, the official designation of fresh peace negotiations aimed at ending Syria's almost five-year war — an intractable conflict that has further destabilized the Middle East, morphed into a proxy struggle between regional and world powers and helped trigger a refugee crisis in Europe.

For others, it was a perfect solution to an otherwise intractable problem.

Improving air quality is a considerable but not an intractable challenge.