Sentence examples for still intractable from inspiring English sources

Unemployment and poverty are still intractable problems.

One day in 1976 - I'm no longer certain of the date - a young, unsuccessful writer wrestling with an enormous and still intractable story decided to start again, this time using a first-person narrator.

In fact, outage capacity is still intractable even in a more simple scenario, such as in.

However, the optimization problem in (13) is still intractable due to the non-convex chance constraint in C6.

The real-time testing and quantitative assessment of damage evolution in thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) is desirable, but still intractable, especially at elevated temperature.

Although the algorithm in [19] can be used to find all MISs, it is still intractable that the number of MISs will grow exponentially with the increase of the graph size, and this is the reason why we need to develop TMGA2.

"So if you look on the ground, you find the war is still an intractable civil war.

However, the combination of particle-like and wavelike properties in quantum mechanics is unlike anything in ordinary experience, and, as soon as one attempts to describe in terms of quantum mechanics the behaviour of a group of identical particles (e.g., the electrons in an atom), the problem of visualizing them in concrete terms becomes still more intractable.

When historians look back at the current era in the borough, they'll still see intractable crime and poverty, but they'll also see, out of the nonprofit group Sustainable South Bronx, an early program to train unskilled workers in green careers, which may prove to be a model nationwide for stimulus-funded green job-training programs.

The cells harboring HIV DNA are still more intractable.

Nevertheless, there are still two intractable problems with this mode of data collection.