Sentence examples for the intractable task of from inspiring English sources

Jittery with drugs, Zubin Varla's excellent neurotically driven Duke emerges from this throwabout cairn of crudity and proceeds to go on sabbattical, leaving the intractable task of tightening the city's laws against licentiousness to his deputy Angelo whose priggish preciousness and hypocrisy are transmitted with high-definition power by Paul Ready.

Due to the complexity of these steps, multilingual part-of-speech tagging can be an intractable task, where as the number of languages increases so does the time demanded by these steps.

Oil price prediction has usually proved to be an intractable task due to the intrinsic complexity of oil market mechanism.

Reconstruction of the urinary tract is an intractable task for urologists due to insufficient autologous tissue.

However, the their increasing complexity increases the number of hyperparameters, which makes tuning of hyperparameters an intractable task.

But prosecuting gangs has proved an increasingly intractable task for the authorities.

Unfortunately, the size of such spheres is limited, and their crosslinking is a huge challenge; specifically, preparing chiral crosslinked microspheres (CCMs) of substituted polyacetylenes with diameter of 1 50 μm remains as an intractable task.

It is often an intractable task to manually verify internal consistency over a large collection of experimental statements.

He succeeded in the difficult task of adapting the intractable Latin language to dactylic Greek metres, and thereby perfected both the elegiac couplet and the hexameter as all-purpose metres and as instruments of fluent communication.

The summit may not resolve the intractable ambiguity of competing international security claims in Southeast Asia.

There are lots of modalities to treat the intractable pain of pancreatic cancer patients.