Sentence examples for has intractable from inspiring English sources
The industry as a whole has intractable problems around diversity.
Even here, the possibility of mutual respect exists.In practice, though, belief also has intractable implications for public policy, and the high salience of religious faith in the uncompromising form which John Paul professed has lent a new rancour to the politics of many democracies.
This logic is highly expressive but has intractable combined complexity (N2ExpTime-complete) and data complexity (NP-hard) for basic reasoning problems.
Physostigmine is recommended when the patient has severe agitation or psychosis not controlled with bezodiazepines or has intractable seizures or tachydysrhythmias with hemodynamic compromise [1].
Clinical records showed that 46% had intractable seizures.
These financial imbalances will cause a lot of stress in deficit countries, which already have intractable debt issues.
To describe the experience of five Israeli pediatric epilepsy clinics treating children and adolescents diagnosed as having intractable epilepsy with a regimen of medical cannabis oil.
Many people assume that epilepsy is now controllable, but 20% of epilepsy patients have intractable seizures – seizures that do not respond to treatment.
Nowhere does he acknowledge the fact that many regions have intractable conflicts of their own, which will persist whatever the US does.
After her 9-year-old daughter developed severe acne and an older daughter also had intractable skin problems, Seema Cicerone began to wonder whether her children had inherited their conditions.
Like Harvey Araton, I too lament Michael Jordan's lack of social activism, in particular his endorsement of fast food (McDonald's and Coke) at a time when so many African-American children have intractable obesity and diabetes.
