Sentence examples for growing more intractable from inspiring English sources
But there has already been a rise in protectionism, notably through the use of anti-dumping cases, and there is a danger that political stalemate and a lack of support for open markets could persist beyond the next election.The remarkable thing about the debate over globalisation is that it is growing more intractable at a time of unprecedented growth.
As Ms. Beattie's people have entered middle age, their problems have grown more intractable and somber.
In recent months, as the conflict has grown more intractable, people have spoken with yearning for the father figure who could heal a wounded nation.
As the violence in Chicago's poor neighborhoods has grown more intractable, Pfleger's work has carried him deeper into the world of the gangs.
The increased firepower is not the only reason the conflict has grown more dangerous and more intractable.
Voters grew more demanding.
Deletions grew more frequent.
Other fish grow more slowly.
In his book, "Fatherless America" (Basic Books, 1995), Blankenhorn reports that since 1979, shortly after the federal government began to enforce child-support collection, the problem has only grown larger and more intractable.
