Sentence examples for issue is intractable from inspiring English sources
The issue is intractable, and the solutions are less than clear.
The Icac inspector, former NSW supreme court judge David Levine, told the NSW parliamentary committee that has oversight of some of the corruption fighter's activities: Realistically, Mr Chairman and members of the committee, the issue of leaks is intractable and at times risible, and is evidence – for me – of a blood feud between News Ltd and Fairfax Media Ltd.
The Palestinian-Israeli (or Israeli-Palestinian, I don't care which) issue is an intractable conflict that doesn't affect the lives of most Americans.
But the issue is particularly intractable in Jackson due to limited space: 97percentt of the land in Teton County, which contains Jackson Hole, is federally owned and protected.
But domestic violence is an issue that's intractable precisely because it's so misunderstood.
"I think the word is intractable.
This unity is intractable.
Because poverty is intractable?
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?
At a press conference in Vienna, Kerry said, "We have made real and substantial progress on some of the most vexing challenges, and we now see the path toward potentially resolving some issues that have been intractable".
