Sentence examples for intractable after from inspiring English sources

Clearly Curtis had had enough of Tate Britain: one might surmise that she found the politics at the Tate to be intractable: after all she had the temerity to be not only a woman, but a Scot.

(Conflict between Guatemala and Belize over land boundaries would persist into the 20th and 21st centuries; the dispute became intractable after 1940 when Guatemala declared that the treaty was null and void because such communication had never been developed).

The intractable after-treatment problem of thermosetting epoxy resins due to the insolubility and infusibility brings about an ever-increasing pressure on environment.

Anbar Province became the most intractable region after the toppling of Saddam Hussein in April 2003.

Operative treatment of chronic pancreatitis is indicated for patients with intractable pain after failed medical and endoscopic treatment, or for the presence of complications of the disease.

Background context: Results of subsequent surgical intervention in patients with intractable pain after lumbar spine surgery are typically worse than for initial surgery, particularly in those with predominant complaints of back pain rather than lower extremity pain.

For Excluding Mandela Group President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe heard harsh words from three members of the Elders, a group created by Nelson Mandela to handle intractable problems, after he prevented them from entering the country.

Andrew and that postcard came to mind over the weekend as I was thinking about the sense of helplessness so many ordinary Americans have been feeling as the nation is confronted with one enormous, seemingly intractable problem after another.

Sometimes it seemed as if Tozzoli, the director of the project for the Port of New York Authority, had personally willed the towers into existence -- outfoxing enemies, bullying colleagues, maneuvering around one intractable problem after another.

"Sometimes it seemed as if Tozzoli, the director of the project for the Port of New York Authority, had personally willed the towers into existence — outfoxing enemies, bullying colleagues, maneuvering around one intractable problem after another".

It's still unclear how much President Obama will want to delve in the intractable conflict after his failed attempts during his first term.