Sentence examples for expected to be intractable from inspiring English sources

Conversely areas of high transmission, as defined by a PfPR2-10 of ≥40%, representing areas expected to be intractable to immediate reductions in parasite prevalence with scaled-up use of insecticide treated nets [ 47] are located in the strip of land along the shores of Lake Victoria.

The issue of the right of return is expected to be the most intractable one, negotiators from all sides say.

The issue has eclipsed even agricultural trade, the one that trade experts expected to be the most intractable in the talks.

That Hagadorn is so consumed by his beliefs as to become an intractable zealot even in the name of a just cause makes a villain of a character one might expect to be the hero.

Seemingly simple campaign pledges turn out to be intractable problems.

Deciding the consistency of TCSPs is known to be intractable.

The wheat genome "was thought to be intractable," says Gill.

The third challenge, the politics, proved to be intractable.

This new committee of highly partisan politicians is somehow expected to rise above the current intractable partisan politics that are the major reason the federal budget debate is in such a shambles.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07661.002 Next-generation immune-based therapies are expected to facilitate the eradication of intractable pathogens, cancer and autoimmune diseases (Koff et al., 2013).

True post-traumatic stress can be intractable and does not tend to respond to most therapies.