Sentence examples for intractable fights from inspiring English sources
Even so, trade experts with experience from previous rounds say they are acutely aware of how often negotiations begin with optimism and grand plans and end with intractable fights between vested interests.
Ultimately, we hope our research offers some insight into how some of the most intractable political fights in the world may one day be resolved.
This intractable little fight threatens wider rifts.
Turkey has been locked in an intractable political fight with Cyprus since 1974, when it invaded the island to prevent a proposed union with Greece and set up a rival government in the ethnic Turkish part of Cyprus that only it recognizes.
IN THE previous post I pointed to one of the more intractable problems in the fight against Islamic extremism in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Undoubtedly there is much to be proud of as we fight seemingly intractable diseases and poverty as well as bringing financial capital to productive places otherwise ignored.
The hapless Salman does so to help his sister-in-law and her two nearly intractable children, while her husband fights with the National Guard in Iraq.
His employees' commutes are longer, their fights with schools more intractable.
They come from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine and Russia, burly, hard-looking men who fight with a relentless, intractable boxing style.
How much more intractable might wars be that are fought over water, an ever scarcer commodity for which there is no substitute?
The arrest, evidently some time in the making, follows a United Nations report about the intractable violence in Congo in the fight over its mineral wealth and political control in the Great Lakes Region.
