Sentence examples for intractable rate from inspiring English sources

Nobody knows whether it will work to bring down the intractable rate of unemployment.

A number of explanations for the intractable rate of maternal mortality that continues to bedevil the world are suggested – but poverty is left out.

Another concern is the nation's intractable unemployment rate, which has hampered consumer spending and worsened a foreclosure crisis in the housing market.

The possible break in the case came after a particularly violent weekend in Newark, a spasm that has undermined Mayor Cory A. Booker's repeated pledges to whittle away at the intractable murder rate.

They couldn't talk about their other feat — the stimulus, also poorly explained by the White House from the start — because the 3.3 million jobs it saved are dwarfed by the intractable unemployment rate.

They have looked at the sluggish economy, the almost intractable unemployment rate clinging to 9.5%, and they know what they see doesn't correspond to the Democrats' claims.

But he also underscored the importance of using existing police techniques to reduce seemingly intractable crime rates in places like East Orange.

The dynamic binding and debonding processes make direct analytical account of the time-varying cellular uptake (the uptake rate) intractable.

Faced with intractable poverty, high rates of deadly violence and a "poison" relationship between citizens and the police, it's perhaps not surprising if many Baltimore residents feel like Pierre Thomas, 37, a protester who told NPR this week that calls for "peace" only come when the powerful feel threatened.

These have not had measurable success in the past and do not address the complexities of the present problem: a shrinking and inadequately educated workforce, coupled with a rapidly growing "nonproductive" older population, a persistent and intractable high school dropout rate, and the skyrocketing cost of higher education.

In the report, 921 of 2,251 patients with angina had VSA, and the rate of intractable VSA was 13.7% (126 of 2,251).