Sentence examples for intractable predicament from inspiring English sources
Tied with this seemingly intractable predicament is the lengthy anti-TB therapy that lasts on average six to eight months, giving ample opportunity for poor patients to play truant [6].
In the present day context, when microbial antibiotic resistance is progressively morphing into an intractable predicament, acquisition of the potent PVL gene by MRSA, which represents a rather difficult challenge in itself, would pave the way to an alarming healthcare paradox.
Couple that culture of waste with partisan gridlock and you have a predicament intractable inside the Beltway.
Unlike most apparently intractable problems, which have a tendency to go away when examined closely and analytically, the climate change predicament just seems to get bigger and scarier the more we learn about it.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
This was her predicament.
He made intractable enemies.
Mortgages in southern Europe and Ireland are typically variable-rate, whereas fixed-rate housing finance prevails in Germany and France.More important, the predicament of Greece, where public debt is now forecast by the European Commission to reach 158% of GDP by the end of the year, looks ever more intractable.
