Sentence examples for intractable state from inspiring English sources

The commenter was upset that such an image was chosen since it depicted the "intractable state of poverty and despair" of Black people.

For many, including those born in the camps, the intractable "state of limbo" and unfulfilled economic, social and psychological needs pose an additional risk factor for poor psychological health [ 23, 24].

Whatever the mechanism, the anti-biofilm defense provided by PLUNC and other airway proteins could provide a fail-safe mechanism that prevents bacteria that survive initial defenses from assuming the intractable biofilm state.

The optimal timing of temperature control generally leads to analytically intractable problems: the state variables' changes in time may be continuous and/or in steps, and may be deterministic and/or stochastic.

To further define such cases, in this study we used ICD-9 CM code 346.11 (common migraine with intractable migraine so stated) and we only selected cases diagnosed by neurologists at the medical centers.

Reining in Medicaid costs has been one of the most intractable problems facing the state.

The general atmosphere around the team suggests Zimbabwe — a failed state, an intractable dictator, and an impotent and suffering populace.

But organised crime, discrimination, poverty and insufficient tax revenues to fund a modern state are intractable problems.

Ms. Guhl called the hospital a dinosaur that had been an "intractable problem" in the state's psychiatric system for 20 years.

"There were people who said the problem of corruption in this state was intractable, and that not only could nobody make a difference, but nobody cared," he said, speaking to his rapt audience without notes.

This approach was innovative and contributed to decades of peace by keeping Asia's state-to-state relations from intractable conflicts.