Sentence examples for more intractable issues from inspiring English sources

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

Belatedly recognising the problem - but framing it solely in terms of gang activity - smacks similarly of denial of much wider, more intractable issues.

The aim is to reduce security fears on all sides and build confidence that will enable the parties themselves to expand peaceful areas and address the more intractable issues.

At first she keeps the larger and more intractable issues in the background, focusing on the stark contrasts of unarmed Palestinian women jumping in front of bulldozers and being beaten and gassed by the Israeli police.

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.

Some critics said that the United Nations should have moved faster to find areas where agreement among the more than 190 nations gathered at Copenhagen could be reached -- rainforest preservation, for example -- and designated a smaller, more manageable forum to negotiate more intractable issues blocking the talks.

But China's second condition raises what many experts say is the more intractable issue: the authority of the Vatican over the appointment of bishops and other vital church activities.

But the violence has also underscored a more intractable issue: as Spain's economy prospers, its demand for unskilled labor is rising apace with resistance to integrating the laborers, most of them North African.

Her sisters were a more intractable matter.

Just across the street, the F.B.I. agent Stan Beeman (the wonderful Noah Emmerich) is dealing with his own, perhaps more intractable marital issues, having recently emerged from years undercover.

And the more the appointed spokesmen spoke in measured terms, moving from "This Week" on ABC to "Face the Nation" on CBS to "Late Edition" on CNN, the murkier and more intractable the issues seemed.