The show's most intractable problem, however, is the former "American Idol" winner Katherine McPhee, who plays Karen, that shiny-haired Iowan ingénue and human humblebrag.
The proposed transfers, part of sweeping court-ordered changes at the state Division of Youth and Family Services that the agency will unveil this week, is an ambitious attempt by state officials to solve one of the child welfare system's most intractable and disturbing problems.
The reality is that the standard operating procedures of these and other insurers, which make it possible for them to reward their shareholders so well, have created some of our health care system's most intractable problems.
Finally, the polyvalent and signaling modules sit at the aggressive end of the modular spectrum and are only heterogeneous in the subtypes that are most intractable.
The conclusion that it is us – rather than the climate – that is the most intractable source of uncertainty is the central theme in a new paper by Antony Patt and Elke Weber.
What may be the most intractable issue is that of 'iatrogenesis'; that is, how do we, in the process of isolating and studying Aβ derived from cellular or organismal sources, alter the native state of the peptide?
Heathrow breaches the EU air quality directive for a number of pollutants, but nitrogen dioxide is the most intractable as local traffic and congestion is bound to increase in line with passenger numbers.
The issue of the right of return is expected to be the most intractable one, negotiators from all sides say.
Changing the riders' mentality is the most intractable problem and an interesting if partial solution has come from Marc Coucke, chairman of the pharmaeutical company which is the main sponsor of the Predictor-Lotto team.
"Housing is the most intractable problem that people have," she observed.
