Sentence examples for some intractable from inspiring English sources

Still, the underwater approach solves some intractable problems.

"Some Intractable Problems in Digital Signal Processing," (with P. R. Cappello), Proc.

In reality the Church of England faces some intractable problems, most of them financial.

We design fast exponential time algorithms for some intractable graph-theoretic problems.

Heart-lung transplants are used for some intractable cardiopulmonary diseases, such as cystic fibrosis.

Spokeswoman Mamata Verma said in an e-mail that the project had "some intractable problems".

Despite the proliferation of national and international laws, policies and ethical guidelines, some disputes remain intractable, some participants noted, like the long standoff between Britain and Greece over the Parthenon statues that Lord Elgin removed from the Acropolis two centuries ago.

You solved some rather intractable business issues.

I mean there are some really intractable problems here.

It also solves larger instances which are, in some cases, intractable by a global optimization solver.

But in some cities with apparent downturns in drug use crime has risen, and in some with intractable drug problems crime has dropped.