Sentence examples for intractable obstacles from inspiring English sources
Both women yearn to escape Waterbury but face seemingly intractable obstacles.
The screens were sometimes intractable obstacles, as when Mr. Malvacías deliberately smacked his forehead against the edge of one with sickening thwacks.
Their brief was to ignore existing codes and regulations that got in the way of innovative design but to stay real: to focus on what could actually happen in terms of safe, economical construction given a few tweaks to existing laws and putting aside intractable obstacles like rent control and rent stabilization.
Intractable obstacles get in the way.
However, the electric insulation of elemental sulfur and the high solubility of lithium polysulfides are two intractable obstacles to hinder the success of Li-S batteries.
And not just because its the right thing to do, but because taking on these intractable obstacles is good for business and business is better at it than government or NGOs on their own.
Forestry is an inflexible use of land, and they are weary veterans of policy reversals.And there is a bigger and probably more intractable obstacle: farming is booming.
But another number has proved to be an intractable obstacle for the online encyclopedia: surveys suggest that less than 15 percent of its hundreds of thousands of contributors are women.
Since velocity parameter is included in boundary or initial condition, there is intractable obstacle when integrating the field equations.
Among the most intractable of those obstacles, said three officials close to the talks, was Mr. Micheletti.
Instead, the institute voted in October to disavow the structure it had created "in light of the current intractable institutional and structural obstacles to ensuring a minimally adequate system for administering capital punishment".
