Sentence examples for a more intractable form from inspiring English sources

Books published before the 19th century pose essentially similar problems in a more intractable form, as may be seen in the case of Shakespeare.

Persistent digital ischemia and clinically evident PAH are intractable and relatively infrequent complications of SLE, SSc, and MCTD - although latent forms of vasculopathies, including sporadic abnormalities such as Raynaud's phenomena, may be more prevalent in CTD patients.

Note that reversing the order of the variables leads to a more intractable computation since ϕ 2 ( 1 / d, 1 / d, d ) is not of the form covered by Theorem 11.

A more intractable problem is the music.

Her sisters were a more intractable matter.

But a more intractable division is taking hold, this time based on technology.

Oddly, this is a more intractable problem than transmission at birth.

A more intractable problem is the broadcast network, ABC, which Disney bought in 1995 and is still losing money.

Instead, they are designed to stem a more intractable problem: the temple's exploding population of stray cats.

There was also a more intractable problem, in the basic conception of Meyer as a nobody, incapable even of getting the President's attention.

Syria is a far more intractable case.