Sentence examples for all intractable from inspiring English sources
It is a web of shifts and emotions seen in all intractable conflicts where territory and identify are inseparable -- in the Middle East, the Balkans or the Basque region of Spain.
Others believe that America has interests abroad, but that it lacks the means to promote them: Russian instability, Chinese human wrongs and Bosnian chaos are all intractable, this theory goes.
There are, after all, intractable disagreements about how to delineate many key concepts relevant to ethics, including: killing and letting die, life and death, consciousness, rationality, equality, justice, respect, rights, and goodness.
Not a good girl at all, but an intractable, unstoppable force.
As long as half the people here live in poverty, it will be difficult to deal with all the most intractable problems".
Still, it cannot be doubted that financial crises resulting from the sudden flight of capital have made the problems of these countries all the more intractable.
They are pleased by this familiar fable, the latest expression of Don's ethos of advertising: that a good product, and a good ad, can save us all from the intractable sadness of the past, the despair of the present, and doubt about the future.
With large numbers of narrowly spaced dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) channels and channel rates increasing from 10 Gb/s to 40 Gb/s and then to 100 Gb/s and beyond, the task of moving traffic at the electronic level is becoming all the more intractable.
[For a classic exposition of these various modes of divine causal involvement see St. Thomas Aquinas, Disputationes de Potentia Dei, Q.3, a.7, resp.] Given that on this traditional account, God is intimately intertwined with the workings of the cosmos, the holiness problem seemed all the more intractable.
It has, after all, solved intractable boundary quarrels with Russia, Mongolia, Myanmar and Vietnam.
But all complex, intractable negotiations especially those involving ancient, entrenched interests in which sheer survival is at stake share something in common.
