Sentence examples for serious and intractable from inspiring English sources

Concerned Parent A. This, I'm afraid, is a serious and intractable problem.

Inflated land prices have been among the most serious and intractable problems facing Tokyo.

IMAGINE that the world's best specialists in a particular disease have convened to study a serious and intractable case.

Evan Harris is surely right that research into potentially valuable treatments for serious and intractable conditions should be encouraged.

The academy's findings echo a growing consensus in recent years that "nonpoint" pollution, from countless dispersed sources, poses one of the nation's most serious and intractable environmental problems.

Shadow minister for justice Andy Slaughter spoke in favour of the amendments, describing knife crime as one of the "most serious and intractable criminal justice issues, one that leaves irrevocable damage in its wake".

This is a serious, pressing and intractable problem.

The remainder expressed serious and possibly intractable difficulties with the repeal.

Bacterial meningitis is a serious and often intractable condition that affects the meninges and the brain parenchyma.

Meanwhile, the insurgency remains dangerous and intractable, fueled by the opium trade and drug trafficking.

These projects tackle serious, seemingly intractable problems and come up with inventive and usable solutions.