Sentence examples for increasingly intractable from inspiring English sources

But prosecuting gangs has proved an increasingly intractable task for the authorities.

It looks like another amateur video, taken from the other side of this increasingly intractable divide.

It provides one remedy for the increasingly intractable problem of how you prosecute urban gangs.

Third-party ownership is an increasingly intractable problem, as are agents who attempt to hijack high-profile deals.

4. (C) Ambassador Shannon said that Venezuela's problems were increasingly intractable, and that the internal domestic problems they were generating were pushing Chavez toward more authoritarianism and repression.

Belarus's embattled opposition appears to have become tangled in an increasingly intractable diplomatic conflict between the European Union and Mr. Lukashenko, who has ruled since 1994.

The Thai army, which has about 60,000 soldiers in the four provinces, all heavily armed, has been unable to stem the violence.Despite the carnage, however, glimmers of hope are emerging that the country might eventually find a way out of what has become an increasingly bloody and intractable civil war.

A 59-year-old caucasian female presented with increasingly severe and intractable disease over a 15-year period.

Yet increasingly hopeless national politics, intractable identity narratives, and the quotidian humiliations of the occupation come to affect the assumptions and the expectations of friendship.

SAN FRANCISCO — Gov. Jerry Brown, seeking authorization to ask California voters to extend expiring taxes to avoid more draconian budget cuts, is fighting what increasingly appears to be an intractable battle.

The statement was a sign of mounting tensions between the country's increasingly assertive Islamists and often intractable military rulers, as Egypt prepares for a presidential election to begin in May.