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Unemployment remains as intractable as it was 20 years ago (36% are out of work).

It won't satisfy everyone and the argument over the New Yorker in another 75 years will probably still be as intractable as it is today.

In an abandoned cottage on the edge of no-man's land, a platoon commander laughed it off as an opportunity amid a war that is proving as intractable as it is incessant.

Ann Waldron, the persistent author of "Eudora: A Writer's Life" (Doubleday; $25.95), details several early trips to Welty's door, and a response as intractable as it was — what else? — gracious: rather like the response to Henry Miller's asking her to write pornography.

It becomes pretty much intractable as it increases in mass.

The optimization problem in (11) is analytically intractable as it requires the joint optimization of pilot indices K p and pilot power distribution λ.

Its partition function3 is not equal to 1, and its computation becomes rapidly intractable as soon as the number of neurons and memory depth increases.

While we are made to admire the whole woman, it's hard to overlook the fact that in private, Luxemburg was absolutely intractable, as much a weakness in love as a strength on the speaking platform.

The following theorem shows that they are intractable as well.

Drawing on the work of the great hero of free markets, Friedrich Hayek, he argued that the advance of technology and the interplay of scarcity, price signals, innovation and substitutions would solve those seemingly intractable problems, as it has done throughout human history.

Oesophageal carcinoma is one of intractable diseases, as it frequently develops in aged persons.