Sentence examples for intractable debate from inspiring English sources

After weeks of seemingly intractable debate, Iraq is to hold a general election on March 7 in what looms as a crucial bellewhether of the country's political maturity.

Mr. Schily's stand has also opened up an intractable debate on whether 1991 legislation opening up the Stasi files went too far in its determination to expose the vast web of espionage that made the former East Germany one of the most spied-on societies in history.

Now imagine what a difference Obama's expository instincts and talents could make in the currently intractable debate on the Democrats' auto industry bailout plan.

If major discrepancies were suspected, perhaps due to members of the group inflating their rate estimates to reflect their uncertainty in the absence of substantive evidence, this would invite potentially intractable debate.

We review here recent advances – discussing fundamental unresolved properties of MaSC potency, dynamics, and plasticity – and point to evolving technologies that promise to shed new light on this intractable debate.

But as with that intractable debate, nobody is trying to take away anybody's meat, or at least nobody with any chance of success.

As we shall see in the next section, it is within the context of this paradigmatic analysis of relational situations that one of the most hotly disputed and intractable debates of all the Middle Ages arises.

Nevertheless, the fact that such claims could be seriously proposed and discussed is testament to just how acrimonious and intractable this debate about imagery had come to seem at the time, and how important it was to those involved.

It is a divide that underscores just how intractable the spending debate has become.

After another horrific mass shooting – this time at Oregon's Umpqua Community College – our intractable gun control debate has begun once again, with those who are categorically opposed to rational controls on gun ownership already insisting that a mass shooting is no reason to contemplate new laws.

He presented a poster titled "Why is the GMO debate so intractable?" here at the annual meeting of AAAS, which publishes Science.