Sentence examples for for more intractable from inspiring English sources

Prior to 2012, healthcare professionals employed lifestyle modification and a limited number of modestly effective medications in efforts to combat this disease, with bariatric surgery reserved for more intractable cases [3,14].

But now houses around 1m of them and offices lie empty, the builders' productivity has plummeted, and their woes look set to continue for at least another year.Another, perhaps more intractable, problem for the east has been the exodus of many of its brightest and best.

Although hormone and GF antagonists are effective for some types of cancer, the more intractable cancers, for example, triple-negative malignant lesions, remain incurable.

Peak Everything Else will prove more intractable for humanity.

The correlation between Q oS and Q oE also becomes more intractable for advanced communication systems, which greatly complicates the modeling process [7].

My preference was for something much knottier and more intractable, something that might reflect on the confused lives of the audience as well as on the protagonists.

Seldom mentioned in the national education debate is a much broader and more intractable problem for which few solutions have been proposed: the deep linguistic divide that separates Hong Kong from the rest of China.

The other, and perhaps more intractable reason for the weapons losses is that the U.S. has supplied these guns to allies who are too often corrupt and unreliable.

For the Serbs, the situation is more intractable, Colonel Carter added.

Perhaps focusing on morality, especially morality in the bedroom, makes it possible for us to avoid facing other, more intractable problems.

For years, few conflicts in the world seemed more intractable.