Sentence examples for intractable opponent from inspiring English sources
In his transformation to Broadway superhero, however, he has come up against the most lethal and intractable opponent of all: the Director's Concept, or, as Marvel might name her, Pretensioso.
One of the most intractable opponents of the Cuban regime, a Republican congressman in Florida named Lincoln Díaz-Balart, was Fidel Castro's nephew by his first marriage.
Sooner or later, negotiators must confront the intractable contradictions of their and their opponents' positions (from "Can you believe that I will do the thing I'm threatening to do?" all the way to "Do I trust you to carry out any agreement?").
Opponents and proponents of foreign arms shipments to the rebels agree on the same set of intractable problems, mainly that the armed opposition is decentralized, with groups of army defectors and volunteers largely fending for themselves to obtain weapons.
The goal was to separate Baathist opponents of the government who were considered more willing to trade violence for political power from intractable extremists, many of them religious.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
He made intractable enemies.
But the alternatives look intractable.
Corruption remained an intractable problem.
