Sentence examples for intractable of from inspiring English sources

Throughout his long career, Mr. Alm took on some of the most intractable of problems.

Homelessness has long seemed one of the most intractable of social problems.

It breaks no new ground and unsettles no conventions (except for mediocrity, the most intractable of conventions).

Among the most intractable of those obstacles, said three officials close to the talks, was Mr. Micheletti.

The most intractable of these is the unsettled dispute between Iraq's two largest religious groups, Sunni and Shiite Muslims.

Abyei, where skirmishes broke out Friday and Saturday, is considered the most combustible and intractable of all the disputed areas.

However, as evidence of the intractable nature of vaccine safety concerns, one in every ten of these HCWs would also recommend against HBV vaccine for newborns.

Why is the region so assailed by the intractables of political dysfunction and religious violence?

But a ghost from its political past has reappeared, casting a pall over the celebration and reminding Slovaks of the intractable pull of history.

Any development project that does not recognise this threatens to overlook some of the intractable problems of poverty that continue to plague the world.

And rightly so, for the opera is a serious, beautiful and nuanced work that engages with one of the intractable tragedies of our era.