Sentence examples for most intractable group from inspiring English sources

Plenty of rich countries have long used disability benefits as a way to shovel out of sight the most intractable group of the unemployed: people mainly men in their 50s and early 60s.

Over the past three decades, his work has taken him to the places where group conflict has seemed most intractable: South Africa, Cyprus, Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Serbia.

For in a post-Cold War landscape where none of the major powers - Britain included - is prepared to lose a single soldier's life in the pursuit of trying to find a settlement to the world's most intractable problems, it has fallen on two groups to put themselves daily on the firing line in pursuit of the ideal of a common humanity.

The most intractable of these is the unsettled dispute between Iraq's two largest religious groups, Sunni and Shiite Muslims.

The new assembly will be entrusted to resolve some of the most intractable problems facing Nepal, including whether it will remain a monarchy and how its traditionally marginalized ethnic and caste groups will be represented.

But the most intractable problem of all remained the economy.

The conflict is one of Asia's most intractable.

Knight promised to solve Tupac's most intractable problems.

Heroin is among the most immediate — and the most intractable — social, economic, and political problems.

And Mr Yushchenko should not be blamed for some of Ukraine's most intractable problems.

"Housing is the most intractable problem that people have," she observed.