Sentence examples for any intractable from inspiring English sources

"There is a deeply entrenched habit of thought," Mr. Kronman said, "which inclines to the view of the Constitution as a piece of very well constructed machinery that can and will answer any intractable problem that we may have -- impeachment, whatever.

The proposed kernelized framework offers new opportunities to deal with non-Euclidean symmetries and to reconsider any intractable examples by means of implicit feature spaces.

Lastly, in our view the development of a robust understanding around any intractable issue in education progresses as science does, with the careful accumulation of evidence from multiple studies in different settings and contexts.

"I think with any big intractable issue like climate change, there's really not one way to communicate that to everyone and have it be satisfying".

That very regularity makes it an intractable partner for a dancer, subjugating any give-and-take of elegant phrasing to its Procrustean tick-tock.

Any additional adjustment, to reflect excessive government debt, an intractable trade deficit and the end of sterling's residual petrocurrency status, may still lie ahead.

The tactics described in this article are useful for any circumstance in which there appears on the surface to be an intractable disagreement.

This has different reasons, importantly, the use of metabolic data on changes (if any) of intermediary metabolites to infer changes in metabolic rate is an intractable (possibly insoluble) problem beyond the scope of our methodology.

Corruption remained an intractable problem.

Any child with intractable vomiting, pre-renal or renal failure, respiratory distress, altered sensorium or any such co-morbid condition that precludes the use of oral rehydration solution (ORS) were excluded from the trial.

And since the region is riven by any number of intractable disputes the Koreas, Taiwan, Kashmir and the South China Sea are just a few meaningful integration seems a very long way off.