Sentence examples for a more intransigent from inspiring English sources
Dror Etkes, of Peace Now, sees a more intransigent problem.
His victory means that his party is likely to adopt a more intransigent stance towards the government of Felipe Calderón.
In each case, the ideologues forced Gingrich to take a more intransigent position than he wanted--and then lacerated him when the position collapsed in the face of Presidential opposition, even if the final result fitted well within the conservative agenda.
In the case of Syriza, what Greek voters bought there was the argument that a more intransigent approach to their partners in the EU would allow them to have their cake and eat it too – in their case, that they would be able to continue their membership of the Eurozone and be freed from the demands of their creditors.
And there's Israel, which utters scarcely a word about Syria as it fears that a far more intransigent regime might take its place.
But a close analysis of that and other eBay art auctions reveals that the flourishing cyberauction world faces a deeper, more intransigent problem than lone self-bidders: the prospect of rings of shill bidders, acting as partners.
Faced with an even more intransigent opposition after Republicans captured the House in the 2010 elections, Mr. Obama made a tactical retreat, suppressing his instincts to "go big" in favor of a go-slow approach.
Yet this decision is but an outward manifestation of a deeper and more intransigent problem facing the company: the problem of leadership.
[C21.] In Online Auctions, Rings of Bidders A close analysis of eBay art auctions reveals that the flourishing cyberauction world faces a deeper and more intransigent problem than people who bid on their own items to drive up the price: the prospect of rings of shill bidders, acting as partners.
But the talks did grow out of a high-profile "charm offensive" by President Obama earlier this year aimed at wooing Senate Republicans to a deficit deal and isolating more intransigent House Republicans.
Apart from being profitable, they provided a refuge for some of the more intransigent artists from the waning radical movement of the late 60's.
