Sentence examples for through intractable from inspiring English sources

Besides, most early-onset deaths were directly related to the primary infection through intractable shock and multiple organ failure (82%% of early decedents) (Fig. 3a).

Besides, most early-onset deaths were directly related to the primary infection through intractable shock and multiple organ failure (82%% of early decedents) (Fig.  3a).

Issues that were once easily solved through discourse become intractable problems, and personal interactions have become increasingly negative.

"We're passing through an intractable period before the crisis".

After all, in a number of instances in the recent past, the Obama administration achieved settlements with Republicans that broke through seemingly intractable stalemates precisely because he was unwilling to compromise at key moments along the way.

Often it seems feminism has become a kind of private passion, a way of working through the intractable issues of the day in regard to sexuality, and the requirement to fulfil so many normative expectations.

In Fear of Breakdown, Noëlle McAfee uses psychoanalytic theory to explore the subterranean anxieties behind current crises and the ways in which democratic practices can help work through seemingly intractable political conflicts.

But through their intractable position on the debt ceiling, Republicans have deliberately turned one of their so-called strengths -- taxes -- into a weakness.

They are considered "historic" and offer new frameworks and possibilities for the peoples who have been suffering through an intractable conflict for many years, even many decades.

And he already had a strategy for how to get a bill through a seemingly intractable Congress — a strategy that Kennedy would ignore, leaving it to Johnson to follow his own advice in 1964.

All had gathered for a three-hour meeting, a weekly affair organized by the Economics Group of the Puerta del Sol, a lively chapter of citizens who've been assembling since last spring to puzzle through Spain's intractable economic crisis.