Sentence examples for intractable effort from inspiring English sources

The takeovers have been called the state's equivalent of the Vietnam War, a long-running, intractable effort with little hope of resolution.

It is also an artifact of intractable effort, with a beauty that you can appreciate only when you stand in front of it and see how light plays across its face, in which there seem to be buried pentimenti of color.

Although lifetime fitness may be experimentally intractable, effort must clearly be made to simultaneously consider the major components of sexual (i.e. mating success) and non-sexual (i.e. survival/viability and fecundity) fitness relevant to a population.

The number of terms to be determined in PCE grows exponentially with the number of input random variables, which makes the computational effort intractable in practices.

In many ways, these groups are repackaging issues that have been around for nearly 50 years and have proven intractable despite the efforts of legions of activists, lawyers and elected officials.

We show that the constrained alignment problem even in a primitive setting is computationally intractable, which justifies efforts for designing efficient heuristics.

Even critics say the continued existence of Pillar Point has become an intractable hurdle to the efforts of the Vietnamese to get on with their lives.

If you hit an impasse that despite your best efforts becomes intractable, rather than trying to push through it, take a break in the conversation or agree to resume the dialogue at another time, after you both have reaffirmed your intentions.

Although some believe that poverty is intractable and not worth the effort, the combination of these initiatives helped the UK successfully cut the absolute child poverty rate by half in ten years.

But the world Barrett creates is intractable, and scornful of such efforts.

Canine overpopulation is an intractable problem globally despite local efforts to control population growth.