Sentence examples for more intractable and from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Beattie's people have entered middle age, their problems have grown more intractable and somber.

The Great Game that is afoot today is more intractable and more dangerous than the last.

The Enron collapse is emblematic of a problem that is far more imbedded, more intractable and, alas, far more universal than the board failures and malfeasance of a single company.

The director could be moving away from the more lenient position of the earlier two films and toward something more intractable and disquieting – closer to an imagined focal point of evil and despair that provides a context for that blasted heath of defeat across which the tiny figures have been moving.

Their deep pockets notwithstanding, some angels are more intractable and demanding than others even while bringing less to the table in terms of expertise and guidance.

But one of the more intractable and frustrating problems facing rural health is cultural.

Their lives and futures are threatened by deeper and more intractable poverty and greater inequalities between the rich and the poor, proliferating conflict and violence, the deadly spread of HIV/AIDS and the abiding issue of discrimination against women and girls.

Certainly, some of the world's more intractable problems war and poverty, water and food shortages, disease and pollution are connected, in some way or other, with energy deficiency.

Two decades after that war, the Syrian conflict has presented the world with an even more intractable conflict, and even more difficult choices.

But actually it's the profile of some of the emergencies that is unusual and the absence of profile of some of the ones that are arguably more intractable, larger and more difficult to solve".

Landscape models that attempt to represent these many interacting processes seem doomed to ever more intractable complication and to ever-decreasing comprehensibility.