Sentence examples for even more intractable problem from inspiring English sources

An even more intractable problem is the marginalization of low-wage workers in the U.A.E., where unions and collective bargaining are illegal, and where symbiotic relationships between corporations and the state are common: Abu Dhabi is Arabtec's largest shareholder; a countrywide wage strike in May by Arabtec workers resulted in mass deportations, according to the Guardian investigation.

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

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

The documentary shows that the problems Baldwin described so powerfully have proven even more intractable than he thought.

There was also a more intractable problem, in the basic conception of Meyer as a nobody, incapable even of getting the President's attention.

A more intractable problem is the music.

The more intractable problem, though, is Northern Ireland politics.

The housing crisis seemed the more intractable problem in the survey.

Oddly, this is a more intractable problem than transmission at birth.

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

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