Sentence examples for intractable not to from inspiring English sources

But of course, there is no reason whatever why scientists should not investigate the murkier and more intractable (not to mention more interesting) areas of human experience and every reason why they should!

Should the court rule against Oregon, the D.E.A. could turn to all physicians whose patients die while getting prescribed opioids or barbiturates, even if the drugs were administered only to relieve intractable pain, not to hasten death.

Maybe 2010 will be the year that the country wakes up to the same intractable instutitional, not to mention moral, obstacles that A.L.I. found, finally, to legalized killing by the state.

The question is intractable, not least because the word allows us to have it both ways.

The gun-control debate seemed more intractable, not less.

Design space, that is, the number of possible system configurations, is practically always so large that it becomes intractable not only for manual design but also for brute force optimization.

ONS candidates were advised not to proceed with surgery when psychological evaluation identified conditions which could be aggravated by the treatment or cause confusion in interpreting clinical results (including, but not limited to, intractable epilepsy, active major depression, psychosis, somatoform disorder, severe personality disorder).

Patients were considered eligible to receive a prosthesis if they had single metastatic lesions, impending fractures, pathological fractures or intractable pain not responsive to medical therapy and to radiation.

These are challenging problems, to be sure, but they are surely not intractable to the optimists drawn to the tech industry.

"A problem which was not intractable appeared to become so".

At present, whether the problem is intractable or not is not only of theoretical interests but also of practical concerns, due to advances in protein structure prediction which requires the comparison of very numerous structures.