Sentence examples for almost intractable problems from inspiring English sources

"What Barack Obama is inheriting is a set of almost intractable problems, and what he needs is a number of very smart special envoys," Mr. Miller said.

Difficult, almost intractable problems.

"Geneticists considered it an almost intractable problem, but Aswin wanted something substantial — a real puzzle to crack".

It has to be recognized that this is an almost intractable problem which the governing bodies of sport are not equipped to confront.

With so many controls, finding the optimal server farm management policy is an almost intractable problem — How many servers should be on at any given time, how many should be off, and how many should be in some sleep state?

If on the one hand complexity presents an almost intractable problem to oncologists, on the other hand it is the stuff that evolutionist's dreams are made of.

My research output, though, was fairly underwhelming, again partly due to my making a beeline for the most intractable problems and almost solving them.

"We're talking about intractable problems," Mr. Mitchell said.

Knight promised to solve Tupac's most intractable problems.

But the most intractable problem of all remained the economy.

These comments are eminently reasonable, but it is so easy to ignore an almost completely intractable problem rather than to address it.