For years, baseball seemed split into two intractable groups about pitchers.
So investors who pursue these strategies can sidestep intractable questions about whether a bear market will continue.
The budget deficit became permanent and intractable, averaging about 10 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP), higher than any other industrial country.
Diachronic identities pose some of the most intractable problems about identity.
The results demonstrate how massively parallel reporter assays with libraries of designed sequences provide the statistical power required to address previously intractable questions about cis-regulatory function.
Setting that general problem aside, there are special cases of it that generate some of the most intractable issues about identity.
There are, after all, intractable disagreements about how to delineate many key concepts relevant to ethics, including: killing and letting die, life and death, consciousness, rationality, equality, justice, respect, rights, and goodness.
Look, there are loads of supposedly intelligent people that'll tell you that intractable questions about morality have no clear-cut, ready made answer.
While the question he set out to answer was "Can machines think?", he immediately dismissed it as meaningless, an intractable problem about which we could philosophize indefinitely.
You are probed about your deepest values and considered opinions about intractable social and environmental problems.
