Sentence examples for an increasingly intractable from inspiring English sources

But prosecuting gangs has proved an increasingly intractable task for the authorities.

Third-party ownership is an increasingly intractable problem, as are agents who attempt to hijack high-profile deals.

Belarus's embattled opposition appears to have become tangled in an increasingly intractable diplomatic conflict between the European Union and Mr. Lukashenko, who has ruled since 1994.

But the plan for reintegration has received American backing, and NATO officials, faced with an increasingly intractable insurgency, are seeking to build some momentum for it.

— Two trailers in this wealthy beach town stand as testament to an increasingly intractable problem for localities across the country: where to let sex offenders live after prison.

The development threatened to inflame a tense standoff between Mr. Chávez and an increasingly intractable opposition that includes business leaders, politicians and labor leaders who are determined to force him from office.

Toward the end of the century, the possibility of a violent outcome in the increasingly intractable problem of Ireland brought existing constitutional methods into question.

As time went by, the whole locus looked increasingly intractable and a 'Holy Grail' aura developed around it.

And as personified by Mr. Gromyko, the Soviet leadership in those years was increasingly intractable and irascible, insisting on a martial law crackdown against the Solidarity movement in Poland, rejecting calls from a United Nations majority to pull out of Afghanistan, and rebuffing President Reagan's proposals to eliminate Soviet and American medium-range missiles from Europe.

Perhaps every generation feels that it is standing at a crossroads of history, but our problems seem increasingly intractable.

But in today's world, increasingly intractable computers serve as the home motors for a plethora of tasks they're not really designed for.