Sentence examples for most intractable of from inspiring English sources

Throughout his long career, Mr. Alm took on some of the most intractable of problems.

Homelessness has long seemed one of the most intractable of social problems.

It breaks no new ground and unsettles no conventions (except for mediocrity, the most intractable of conventions).

Among the most intractable of those obstacles, said three officials close to the talks, was Mr. Micheletti.

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

The most intractable of the difficulties in concluding commodity agreements lies in the fixing of the price range.

It is fair to say that no resolution of these matters is in sight; the fragment continues to be regarded as one of the most intractable pieces of evidence in the corpus of material on Pyrrho and Timon.

Insofar as the Consequence argument has pointed us in the direction of these deep and difficult underlying metaphysical questions, it represents a significant step forward in the discussion of one of the most intractable problems of philosophy.

The studies address one of the most intractable problems of higher education: the dead end of remedial education.

Welcoming the long awaited Bill as "another exceptional milestone and imperative step towards realising children's constitutional rights," UNICEF observed that the continued realisation of the rights of children in South Africa was one of the most intractable challenges of the post-apartheid society.

"PROWLER.io has assembled a world-class team of researchers to tackle some of the most intractable problems of our age," said Andrew Williamson, Investment Director at Cambridge Innovation Capital, in a statement.