Sentence examples for is more intransigent from inspiring English sources

Donald Wolfensberger, the director of the Congress Project at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, who was an aide to House Republicans for 28 years, said, "There is greater brinkmanship on the debt limit this year because there is a hard-core group that is more intransigent".

In this way, mortality at older ages is more intransigent and less responsive to medical treatment (Wilmoth 2000).

No one was more intransigent in the literary standards he applied to writing in general but most of all to his own.

No one was more intransigent in the literary standards he applied to writing in general but most of all to his own.

I'd heard people say that if the university students' demands weren't addressed, the generation that came after — now in high school — was going to be more intransigent, more violent.

Additionally, borrowers expect CDS-insured lenders to be more intransigent in renegotiations triggered by defaults and covenant violations.

The proposals for improvements made by the participants include a request for healthcare and education professionals to be more intransigent as regards the use of children as translators.

So Mr Weston has used his veto to block Mr Forgeard's new job until the conversion has been agreed on.The British are prepared to be even more intransigent.

But many "just don't think we're relevant".Worse, some unions are becoming more intransigent as their strength fails.

Under Bush II, the policy was to encourage the Israelis to be even more intransigent.

While Mr Zelaya has seemed reluctant to accept some of these conditions, Mr Micheletti has been even more intransigent, saying he would "never" allow the president's reinstatement.The United States is now best placed to secure an accord.