Sentence examples for intractable achievement from inspiring English sources
In fact, early academic emphasis is one of the root causes of the intractable achievement "problems" in public schools in recent years.
Taking this topic out of the closet and discussing it without the emotion normally associated with it is the key to addressing the intractable problem of the racial achievement gap.
I have had many positive and valuable times during these years, ranging from the achievement of solving seemingly intractable experimental problems to the experience of attending major scientific meetings, but as a postdoc would these be sufficient to compensate for the lack of job security and the demanding hours of research?
Many believe the intractable problem of low attendance and low achievement could be solved by ceding absolute power over the schools to the mayor, in much the same way the Roman Senate appointed a magistratus extraordinarius when a crisis faced the Republic.
This is how I.Q. is widely understood — as being mainly "in the genes" — and that understanding has been used as a rationale for doing nothing about seemingly intractable social problems like the black-white school-achievement gap and the widening income disparity.
These programmatic achievements were actuated in spite of the federal government's intractable aversion to strategies to reduce drug-related harm other than abstinence-based approaches and a reliance on mass imprisonment as a way of controlling drug users and drug use.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
He made intractable enemies.
But the alternatives look intractable.
