Sentence examples for intractable but from inspiring English sources
These issues may seem intractable, but the Greens have a simple proposal to make a start: abolish pay gag clauses.
For years, the struggle was intractable, but by 1976 he had begun to work on the book that he would never, ever, talk about: Darkness Visible.
Juliana's belief in her self-diagnosis may be fierce and intractable, but she happens to be married to a prominent oncologist, Ian Daniel Sternn), who remains unconvinced and urges her to see another specialist.
Or that NHS reform is nearly intractable, but that they lean towards relying on the altruism of its staff or towards sharpening incentives by having money follow the patient.
The world America faces today may seem cussed and intractable, but the world America looked forward to shaping after the fall of the Soviet Union was never as pliant and welcoming as it imagined.
In defence of this decision, Miss Mulyani has one limp argument that consumers have to get used to fuel prices going both up and down and one unanswerable one that, so close to an election, no one will tackle subsidies.The politics may be intractable, but they are based on a fallacy.
The seasons may be intractable masters, but Mr. Goldstein, now 71, has come to expect their tyranny.
"Geneticists considered it an almost intractable problem, but Aswin wanted something substantial — a real puzzle to crack".
Europe's rising role stems not only from American fatigue with a seemingly intractable problem, but also from the peculiar dynamics of the Palestinian campaign at the United Nations.
A crisis of legitimacy may sound like a huge, perhaps intractable problem, but the tantalizing promise of the new deterrence thinking is that the crisis can actually be solved, practical step by practical step.
Absolute Recoil is full of intractable stuff, but Trouble in Paradise reports on the political situation in Egypt, China, Korea, Ukraine and the world in general in a crisp, well-crafted prose that any newspaper should be proud to publish.
