Sentence examples for and the intractable from inspiring English sources

However, both selection inconsistency and the intractable computational cost pose critical difficulties when implementing forecasting tasks.

And the intractable problems that water scarcity poses guarantee that today no organisation can solve the problems it faces on its own.

Hardy is a man somewhere in between the chameleonic skills of actors like Daniel Day-Lewis and the intractable movie star personas of Will Smith and Kevin Costner.

In actual fact, the US and Britain more freely admit their mistakes these days - and the intractable problems they still face.

When the tapes move on to chronicle Johnson's struggles with Great Society legislation and the intractable question of Vietnam, however, the volume takes on a terrible momentum.

The earlier film was about the collision between repressive religious orthodoxy and pagan sexual spiritualism, and this one posits an equally schematic conflict between the liberating power of pure imagination and the intractable authority of the market and the state.

A Child's Book of True Crime Chloe Hooper 237pp, Jonathan Cape, £12.99 Storytelling plays an essential role in teaching children about the nature of truth, gently (we hope) showing them ways to negotiate and process the intractable range of messy human experience.

Coupled with opportunist criminal gangs involved in smuggling and drugs, the intractable conflict is becoming increasingly difficult to disentangle.

Tense American relationships with Russia and China and even in the intractable Middle East, he says, now seem more amenable to breakthroughs.

There is the current healthcare system with hospitals, doctors, and insurance that is the intractable part that is hard to change.

But a ghost from its political past has reappeared, casting a pall over the celebration and reminding Slovaks of the intractable pull of history.