Sentence examples for many intractable issues from inspiring English sources

He warned that a trade deal "is likely to be smaller, more modest than its ambitions, because of so many intractable issues," telling negotiators in a forum also open to reporters.

There has been such dramatic progress, with so many previously intractable issues being resolved, that the idea of stumbling now has become almost unthinkable, notwithstanding the predictable tough rhetoric on all sides.

With so many serious and intractable issues to deal with in family court, the Bronx Defenders found it particularly infuriating when A.C.S. would argue for removal based on something they felt was relatively trivial, like marijuana.

But the celebratory mood was muted by the knowledge that Iraqi leaders had put off for later many of the most intractable issues.

Mr. Beddington acknowledged that his group did not contend with some of the more intractable issues that many investors have been complaining about with increasing frequency in the United States, including the fragmentation of American stock markets onto 13 different public stock exchanges and dozens of private trading venues.

Although not all clades are fully resolved, and our understanding of many extinct radiations remains poor, several previously intractable issues surrounding the living radiations have now been settled [see review in [ 5]].

With all of the intractable issues in our society that seemingly won't get right or can't get right many justice workers and seekers of all kinds are finding themselves in need of a refreshing well of renewal.

"These are intractable issues," he said.

The seemingly intractable issues are well known.

And, as Tallis argues, there are other, more intractable issues.

Can it continue, given the seemingly intractable issues and rancor between player and owner?