Sentence examples for far from intractable from inspiring English sources
Like pictures from the Vietnam War, such as Ron Haberle's documents of the massacre by a company of American soldiers of some five hundred unarmed civilians in the village of My Lai in March , 1968 they became important in bolstering indignation at this war which had been far from inevitable, far from intractable; and could have been stopped much sooner.
If they felt more confident, it is doubtful that they would have fought to a bitter draw over a town that is far from the most intractable issue dividing them.
While far from the computationally intractable 'ideal' of using quantum mechanics to describe the entire system, this hybrid technique has nevertheless been used successfully to study a number of systems.
Few surgeons would hesitate to recommend TKA for a 65-year-old patient who presents with the radiographs displaying far advanced osteoarthritis and who has suffered from intractable knee joint symptoms that compromise daily activities.
Several analysts told HuffPost on Tuesday that Romney's description of the peace process as intractable was not far from the truth.
We note that although both proteins were prone to insolubility in FA, as above, ArntbHLH was far more intractable, and this insolubility may stem from lack of helical, stably folded structure.
But such treasure islands, with attendant trove studies, seem only symptoms of something far more intractable: basically, a way of doing business that no one – from WikiLeaks to the Oval Office – can reform or replace because no one has the resolve or the means, because there is (literally) no alternative.
Moreover, for complex diseases, functionally validating association hits far from gene region remains to be an intractable challenge up to now.
Syria is a far more intractable case.
This makes it more worthwhile to research diseases that are rare, and those that have so far proved intractable.
The problems faced by papers appear far more intractable than anything Thompson had to deal with at the BBC.
