Sentence examples for intractable part from inspiring English sources

Many people thought the goal was unattainable and that high rates were an intractable part of English life.

Radiate's European managing director, Marc Bushala, said it was looking to make its clients' brands "an intractable part of the entertainment content as opposed to an interruption".

As in many developing nations, smoking is viewed more as an intractable part of life than as something for law enforcement to tackle.

Cows are frequently allowed to wander where they please, even in cities, where Indians tend to view them much the way Americans and Europeans regard pigeons — an unpleasant but intractable part of the urban landscape.

There is the current healthcare system with hospitals, doctors, and insurance that is the intractable part that is hard to change.

Either way, the rush of results is expected to lend fresh insights on the strong force, widely considered among the most opaque and intractable parts of the Standard Model, the theory physicists use to explain matter's basic structure.

The reactor crisis in Japan may have its roots in a cascading series of events, but the most intractable parts stem from decisions, or lack of them, about what to do with the spent fuel rods.

Despite the high density of assays and clusters across the genome, there remain intractable parts of the genome where assay design is not possible, presumably because of the lack of suitable repeat elements.

The crisis has proved intractable in part because of its very nature: a legal process with obvious and sweeping political effects, seized on by Iraqi leaders with competing interests.

Despite all the evidence about the benefits of exercise and the popularity of gym culture, Wexler boldly argues that it might be healthier to spend an hour getting liposuction than to spend many, many hours obsessively working out to change some intractable body part.

But is dementia or another intractable condition even part of this assisted dying bill, which talks of capacity and death within fixed timeframes?