Sentence examples for seem intractable from inspiring English sources

Does the conflict seem intractable, or do you see signs of progress?

What will happen as the current recession takes hold is uncertain, and some problems seem intractable.

CHRISTIAN TETZLAFF When a performer sells you on a work that used to seem intractable, you remember.

These issues may seem intractable, but the Greens have a simple proposal to make a start: abolish pay gag clauses.

That is some caseload for Bennett, a man who talks in the careful, measured tones of someone used to dealing with problems that must seem intractable.

But the deeper problems — fourteen per cent black unemployment; four out of ten young black men caught up in the criminal-justice system — can seem intractable.

But transmission rates in Africa seemed intractable.

Its problems seemed intractable: poor sanitation, brutal work conditions, malaria.

Even with that cash the problem has seemed intractable.

Instead, as Congress headed home last week, the issue seemed intractable.

But unlike piracy, which seems intractable, the appalling conditions on some merchant ships could be stopped.