Sentence examples for intractable social from inspiring English sources
Heroin is among the most immediate — and the most intractable — social, economic, and political problems.
As he put it: "Nobody wants to be reminded of huge, intractable social problems".
So who should we turn to in order to address these seemingly intractable social issues?
The theory offers a relatively simple, cheap, organic, perhaps even miraculous solutions to seemingly intractable social ills.
She realizes that her work can make only the tiniest impact on a seemingly intractable social ill.
Politicians are now hitching their flag to the mentoring mast, viewing it as a way of addressing intractable social problems.
Homelessness has long seemed one of the most intractable of social problems.
We're accustomed to hearing that our problems are intractable, that social programs inevitably disappoint.
Moreover, in explaining the advent of lawful existence, Freud identifies something recalcitrant, intractable in social arrangements a kind of self-assault (the super-ego) that links pleasure with aggression, and thus that carries a potentially destabilizing force.
One of the most intractable of all social subjects -- the millions of Americans who work steadily but fail to break into the middle class -- is the focus of this powerful book.
The periodic expression of frustration with seemingly intractable or insoluble social problems led scholars to turn to questions of knowledge and its management and to pursue evidence as a more solid ground for policy research.
