Sentence examples for intractable hostile from inspiring English sources

At one point near the end of the war, for example, frustrated American commanders ordered that in certain intractable hostile areas, any gatherings observed from the air of more than a handful of people would be attacked with B-52 strikes -- the war's knockout punch, capable of leveling an area the size of several football fields.

Meanwhile, look at a country like Burma, which only a few years ago was an intractable dictatorship, hostile to the United States.

As expanding numbers of patients with increasingly intractable conditions and more hostile anatomies are treated, endovascular stent designs are maturing to be suitable for these more demanding situations.

Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.

It's intractable.

Damon is intractable.

He made intractable enemies.

But the alternatives look intractable.

Corruption remained an intractable problem.

Burdens are no longer intractable.

These problems aren't intractable.