Sentence examples for inextricable problem from inspiring English sources

That is why, during his lifetime and ever since, Shelley's private life, his politics, and his poetry have presented readers with a single, inextricable problem.

"Tar baby" is often used as shorthand to describe an inextricable problem or situation, but it is also a derogatory term for black people.

However, any single technique encounters inextricable problems, such as high false alarm rate and line-of-sight-constraints.

"I genuinely believe that, because they are two inextricable problems, if you start taking climate change seriously, you start taking inequality seriously as well.

Proponents see Prop 25 as helping to address one of California's most inextricable problems -- the difficulty of passing a budget on time because the minority party can easily hold up passage with demands and long negotiations.

The events that follow this flight from his own life – including the path by which he came upon a new kind of writing and began the enterprise of My Struggle – are the subject of A Man in Love; and there is much to admire in Knausgaard's interrogation and, eventually, sacrifice of his own artistic ego, for it frees him to tackle the problems of living as inextricable from the problems of writing.

The essence of naming racism is this – how we frame a problem is inextricable from how we solve it.

On the way to solve this problem, it is inextricable to measure QOL for older people accurately at onset.

The problem of women's agency was thus inextricable from the theme of voice.

The other problem of drivers with no smartphone is not inextricable too.

The entrenchment of "informed consent" laws and legislation restricting access into the larger pro-life ethos echoes the problem presented by Perry as its spokesman: anti-abortion advocacy has become inextricable from social conservatism as a whole.