Sentence examples for long intractable from inspiring English sources
"We are making patient progress, but there are long, intractable issues," Enders said.
But this connoisseur of failure has recently been enjoying a string of successes in a long intractable field of research.
He has already made advances in this long intractable field, notably by showing how a proto-cell could have formed and then imported the RNA building blocks.
Earlier this month Claire Enders, the founder of media consultancy Enders Analysis and a member of the Shott panel, admitted that there are "long intractable issues" with the plan.
The new finding, reported in today's issue of Science by Dr. George D. Cody and his colleagues at the Carnegie Institution of Washington's Geophysical Laboratory, does not explain how or where life began but it supports a theory that proposes a new way of looking at this long intractable problem.
In the 10 years since making the change, it's also become clear that the "flexible capital" approach allows for a more ambitious agenda for change because it allows for the market-based solutions that are needed to address long intractable challenges at scale.
The queue is long and intractable.
The policy shift, coming at a time of escalating guerrilla violence, represents a significant intensification of United States involvement in the long and intractable conflict in this country.
That pair of triumphs might give the US administration the confidence to push hard for a third success – even in a conflict so long deemed intractable.
In this case, the Palestinian Authority is instructed to cease all violence and incitement, and to bring "those responsible for terrorist acts" to justice.In the long and intractable conflict over Palestine, both sides consider themselves victims.
Integer programming (IP) optimisation techniques guarantee optimal solutions but have been criticised for excessively long or intractable solution times.
