Sentence examples for even more intractable from inspiring English sources

And disagreements of the latter kind can make conflict even more intractable.

The latest killings will only serve to make the situation even more intractable.

However, the political problems with missile defense may prove even more intractable than the technical ones.

It is likely to make the Kashmir problem even more intractable.

But clouded by these older myths of Trollope's day, they become even more intractable.

Two developments in recent months have risked making an already stalemated war even more intractable.

It may be that this problem of the subscription gap is even more acute, and more intractable than internet access.

An even subtler and more intractable challenge is identifying bees once they've been collected.

But it has even bigger and more intractable debtors, such as Asia Pulp and Paper (APP), a regional conglomerate whose creditors are currently raising a ruckus over the latest plan to restructure its $13.9 billion in debts.

Thus, the global optimization of our problem by a centralized approach may be even more difficult and intractable.

Hillary Rodham Clinton may be short on delegates, money and time, but she faced an even more ominous and intractable impediment Wednesday: a growing consensus in the media that her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination is doomed.