Sentence examples for as intractable from inspiring English sources

Matters as intractable as population must be included.

The conflict with Cyprus appears as intractable as ever.

Unemployment remains as intractable as it was 20 years ago (36% are out of work).

Russia's problems in central Asia were as intractable then as now.

For with the Soviet Union's demise in 1991, the realities were as intractable as ever.

Yet the problem is not as intractable as you often hear.

Other experts said the study's findings were an encouraging sign that hypochondria was not as intractable as people had thought.

In the last dozen years, however, diplomats have devised some solutions to conflicts that seemed as intractable as Kashmir.

But Mr. Egeland said that in some other respects, the issues being confronted here are not as intractable as elsewhere.

Cleaning up the tanneries of Kanpur has proved just as intractable a problem as cleaning up the sewers of Varanasi.

The coming food crisis, warns the author, is as intractable as global warming, and no less urgent.