(Eating a lot of Ramen noodles in college, by the way, does not give you even a glimmer of what life is like for people living in intractable poverty).
There are obstacles on top of logjams wrapped in intractable negotiating positions.
Of course, it's also entering into a crowded, fractured, and, in some ways, intractable market.
The idea that Ginger sees Velvet as a way to flatter her own vanity is simpler to grasp than the notion that she might be moved by a love as profound and intractable, in its way, as a real mother's.
Since the dawning of civilization, humankind has made remarkable progress in advancing public health and improving people's health, but in many ways, we are facing intractable and emerging health problems.
Still others note intractable differences in the way women value their lives and themselves: complex questions of culture, biology, family and what success (and power) really means.
"I think that people are looking to Francis to provide some way forward in these intractable personal situations".
Because the computational complexity in this case is intractable, an alternative way to make this tractable is to first identify the modules and then find distinct modules.
But he acknowledged people's frustrations over the intractable partisanship standing in the way.
Intractable obstacles get in the way.
