Sentence examples for to present intractable from inspiring English sources

Yet Voltaire's 18th-century tract seems to present intractable problems onstage.

It now seems that many exotic species, like grey squirrels, that appear to present intractable problems do so only because they are moving into depleted ecosystems.

The example of public opposition to wind farms demonstrates some of the challenges in researching issues which are both topical and appear to present intractable dilemmas for policymakers.

The dead spruce forest of Alaska is also a lesson, to some ecologists, of how warmer temperatures present intractable problems for living things anchored to a certain area.

I genuinely believe that this prospect is going to present an intractable problem for all governments.

MPs acknowledged defence procurement had "presented intractable problems" over recent years, but expressed anxiety that a foreign company might be chosen to run DE&S.

The Administration's withdrawal seemed to annoy the Justices, but, because of various federal precedents, does not seem to present quite as intractable a procedural problem as the "standing" question that may derail this week's other Supreme Court marriage case, on California's Proposition 8.

Both of these studies would be relatively straightforward but both are at present intractable.

$50. "Infra" seeks to shed light on the intractable war in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to present narratives that, Mr. Mosse writes, "urgently need telling but cannot be easily described".

There will be no way out of this, unless the history and the west's past mistakes are understood by those who are trying to grapple with the present intractable, difficult and extraordinarily dangerous problem.

MVID patients typically present intractable watery diarrhoea, leading to a severe loss of body weight, and metabolic acidosis due to bicarbonate loss [1, 3, 4, 11].