Sentence examples for how intractable it from inspiring English sources

I myself had first-hand experience of just how intractable it can be in 2012, with a film I made for Channel 4. Islam: The Untold Story explored the gathering consensus among historians that much of what Muslims have traditionally believed about the life of Muhammad is unlikely to be strict historical fact - and it provoked a firestorm of death threats.

It tells you how intractable this case is: it does not give one a lot of hope for resolution".

It is a divide that underscores just how intractable the spending debate has become.

Our generals can solve any problem, no matter how intractable.

The black community understood better than anyone else how intractable this problem was.

They are equally aware of how intractable to solution those reasons are.

She was a woman who, no matter how intractable the thirty years war in Europe, was still rooted in the earth and had an incredible regenerative power.

But, if anything, this battery of efforts points to how intractable the obesity problem has become in New York's poorest borough.

An ambush on Wednesday in which 24 Turkish soldiers were killed, and the intense military reaction that followed, reflects how intractable this problem has become.

Virtually all the Founding Fathers went to their graves realizing that slavery, no matter how intractable, would become the largest and most permanent stain on their legacy.

An April visit to the fortresslike Design Center of the Americas proved how intractable the to-the-trade-only rule can be.