Sentence examples for intractable division from inspiring English sources

But a more intractable division is taking hold, this time based on technology.

Our mythical book is the one that will somehow include everything, at once reflecting and by some linguistic magic dissolving our intractable divisions and stubborn imperfections.

Some form of citizens' assembly has been talked up as a way to resolve Britain's seemingly intractable divisions over its decision to leave the EU.

LONDON — Who is next in line for "mission impossible" after Kofi Annan quit his role as international peace envoy to Syria in the face of intractable divisions among world powers over how to end the conflict?

The intractable divisions that made the fiscal cliff a nightmare -- and a ridiculous spectacle -- go back much further, as everyone knows.

The intractable political division?

The rise of the Daily Me helps to explain apparently intractable political divisions in the UK, the US, France and elsewhere.

But Sheik Sharif's government seems hobbled by the same tired, intractable clan divisions and lack of skills that torpedoed the 14 previous transitional governments.

Many of the successor states contained seemingly intractable ethnic and religious divisions, and some made irredentist territorial claims against their neighbours.

The post Cold War world is split by development inequities, competition for control of natural resources, and seemingly intractable ethnic and religious divisions.

When it comes to land and borders, disputed between the Arabs and the Kurdish regional government, the divisions are as intractable as those of Israelis and Palestinians.