Sentence examples for intractable controversy from inspiring English sources
Their sins are now largely forgotten, thanks in part to the intractable controversy over the moral status of embryos.
In fact, this is how intractable controversies may arise (Hisschemöller and Hoppe 1995).
He puts Darwin in the context of other, sometimes more fundamental and intractable controversies with the Bible; he briefly describes the creationist alternative (pp. 132-135); he traces the various attempts at harmonization, with their pros and cons; and he lays out possible points where Genesis may still speak to the human condition and understanding.
I suppose there may be some obscure scientific literature on the intractable controversies of degustative zoology, but I have never found it.
And the transition is so mired in intractable problems, squabbles and controversies that some industry executives now worry that the current plan for the digital rollout could fail.
Both have confronted the same issues (Islam, secularism, sexuality) and both have stumbled into public controversies when their soft-spoken styles collided with intractable challenges.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
But the alternatives look intractable.
Corruption remained an intractable problem.
