Sentence examples for how intractable from inspiring English sources
Our generals can solve any problem, no matter how intractable.
They are equally aware of how intractable to solution those reasons are.
The black community understood better than anyone else how intractable this problem was.
It is a divide that underscores just how intractable the spending debate has become.
It tells you how intractable this case is: it does not give one a lot of hope for resolution".
But, if anything, this battery of efforts points to how intractable the obesity problem has become in New York's poorest borough.
Past leaders were, among other things, better prepared by both education and experience to deal with the problems they faced, no matter how seemingly intractable.
With the second season poised to premiere Monday at 10 p.m., previews have already revealed that the edgy show will dive right into the complex and layered issues of racial representation and tokenism, liberal paternalism, veiled bigotry and how these intractable problems can interact explosively with television networks' thirst for ratings and social media chatter.
Needless to say, this is easier said than done, but then regardless of how extremely intractable many of these conflicts are, no one should expect that persecution of minorities would be eliminated or be appreciably minimized unless these conflicts come to an end.
How much more intractable might wars be that are fought over water, an ever scarcer commodity for which there is no substitute?
His death refocuses attention on college hazing and illustrates just how pervasive and intractable the problem can be, how rooted it is into some organizations, how far some will go to belong and feel bonded and how some officials can seem to turn a blind eye — publicly disavowing and condemning while silently condoning.
