Sentence examples for equally intractable from inspiring English sources

But Mitchell helped resolve the Northern Ireland conflict that seemed equally intractable at the time.

The international community has confronted equally intractable conflicts in Cambodia, Bosnia and elsewhere and, with unity of purpose, resolved them.

Even if a building's board members are capable of reaching a swift consensus, they will soon encounter an equally intractable problem.

Today, an equally intractable unemployment crisis demands that Ben S. Bernanke, the current Fed chairman, stage a quiet revolution of his own.

There are alternatives that have helped end what once seemed like equally intractable and bloody conflicts: a South African-style one-person one-vote democracy, or Northern Ireland-style power-sharing.

The second, equally intractable problem is that people suffering from mental illness very frequently don't recognize that they are ill, and thus resist all treatment (the clinical term for this is anosognosia).

They are equally aware of how intractable to solution those reasons are.

Equally, when feed intolerance is intractable, PN in standard doses may be a viable option.

What starts as complex becomes intractable".

It becomes pretty much intractable as it increases in mass.

Identity becomes more intractable as we age.