Sentence examples for intractable society from inspiring English sources

& an army out of the disordered & intractable society of S.V.

Grueskin argues that "one of the things engineers want to do is find practical, intractable problems society is facing and help come up with ways to solve those problems".

Gender stereotypes remain some of the most intractable in our society.

These ingrained attitudes and beliefs about rodents as a nasty, intractable problem are preventing society from overcoming quite significant problems they cause to our health and agriculture.

Thomas R. Cole, in his cultural history of American aging, "The Journey of Life," observes that our society's "intractable hostility" to growing old is "imposed with particular vengeance on older women".

Social entrepreneurs are change agents who provide creative and innovative solutions to the most troublesome and intractable issues of the society.

With all of the intractable issues in our society that seemingly won't get right or can't get right many justice workers and seekers of all kinds are finding themselves in need of a refreshing well of renewal.

We owe it to tens of thousands of patients and their families to do everything we can to encourage and make available the most advanced treatments for some of the most intractable illnesses facing our societies today.

Hiriko is the brainchild of Carlos Fernández Isoird, a former engineer-turned-social entrepreneur who aims to solve some of society's most intractable problems.

It is a persuasive pitch from an assertive 32-year-old social entrepreneur, bidding to solve some of society's most intractable problems.

We want the week to show that social enterprise can be the solution to the current economic and environmental crisis, and that we can generate wealth sustainably, create meaningful and well-paid jobs and tackle some of society's most intractable problems.