Sentence examples for intractable indeed from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that the puzzle is intractable — indeed, there have been many attempted solutions to both of Kripke's puzzles.

It is an intractable problem indeed.

This may sound all very intractable, but indeed even short-term (2 weeks) treatment with a CNS-active selective 11β-HSD1 improvesr improves cognitive function in aged mice, at least in the low stress Y-maze task [256].

Although it is currently unknown whether this is the case, contemporary results provide circumstantial evidence that \(\sc{FACTORIZATION}\) is indeed intractable (see Section 3.4.1).

Indeed the intractable, interconnected and 'wicked' problem of social exclusion remains a key focus of JUG [ 14, 15].

Indeed, since the difficulties of helping Sierra Leone seemed so intractable, and since Sierra Leone seemed to epitomise so much of the rest of Africa, it began to look as though the world might just give up on the entire continent.It was in response to accusations of indifference towards Africa that the UN Security Council, at America's behest, started this year with a "month of Africa".

There are scenes that could scarcely be improved on as raw, piercingly poetic dramatisations of the perverse, intractable difficulty of expressing – or indeed, at key moments, even of feeling – love for the people to whom, at the most primitive level, we are connected.

So intractable these early impressions.

What makes these disputes so intractable?

Were these troubles really so intractable?

— with problems that seem so intractable.