Sentence examples for nearly intractable from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Yehoshua met several times with the couple and their families, but, he said, the problems seemed nearly intractable, and puzzling.

The hapless Salman does so to help his sister-in-law and her two nearly intractable children, while her husband fights with the National Guard in Iraq.

Or that NHS reform is nearly intractable, but that they lean towards relying on the altruism of its staff or towards sharpening incentives by having money follow the patient.

Solving multi-objective problems (i.e., obtaining the complete efficient set and the corresponding Pareto-front) via exact methods is in many cases nearly intractable.

Executing CBPLN becomes nearly intractable on the full CS vs. HM, Cirrhosis, and Very Advanced HCC datasets.

Highly repetitive regions of the human genome are known to be nearly intractable by NGS because short reads are often collapsed, and these regions are often refractory to cloning.

Just the opposite appears to have happened, as both sides have moved forward with more determination to end one of the region's most intractable conflicts, which has claimed almost 40,000 lives over nearly three decades.

It has no place on college campuses in particular, where we need students to engage in a vigorous exchange of ideas — especially around our world's most intractable problems, such as Israel's nearly 50-year military occupation of Palestine.

April Heinrichs, the new coach of the national team, has given Milbrett the freedom she craved, and she responded tonight with one goal and very nearly three others as the United States dominated Norway, its most intractable rival, by 2-0 in the opening match of the Olympic women's soccer tournament.

Nearly three months into the latest round of Washington-brokered peace talks in what has been the Middle East's most intractable conflict, Mr. Kerry met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel in Rome on Wednesday, having said the process had "intensified" over 13 negotiating sessions, including three in the past week.

Of all the places fighting has raged since the American invasion nearly six years ago, Falluja — the site of two major battles and the town where American security contractors were killed and their bodies hung from a local bridge — stands out as one of the bloodiest and most intractable.