Sentence examples for yet another intractable from inspiring English sources

Relations between the two countries may become bogged down in yet another intractable rivalry.

If they fail, the world's attention span will be exhausted, charitable donors and governments will turn to other matters and AIDS will be relegated in the public consciousness to being yet another intractable problem of the poor world about which little or nothing can be done.For now, though, the money is flowing.

Another and yet more intractable element of the problem, argues Neate, is the prevalence of domestic abuse, which is the reason for an average of two calls a minute to police.

As if the hydra-headed economic disaster and the heightened tension between nuclear Pakistan and nuclear India were not enough to quicken the pulse, the Bush era is ending, and the Obama era is opening, with yet another conflagration in the most intractable, faith-dazed, and history-inflamed spot on earth.

The music industry is gearing up for yet another fight over one of its most intractable issues: radio royalties.

Striptease, as I see it, was yet another example of the human animal's intractable need for order, for it ritualized the most disorderly moment of the carnal act: its prelude.

"He always posed questions that seemed maddeningly simple, yet proved intractable because they were the crux of the issue," wrote one former student.

Yet an intractable question remains: How can Soviet enterprises earn enough hard currency in world markets to make any of these more than a token step?

In his introduction, Patrick Mauriès notes that in her subject Vilmorin was finally "confronted with a narcissim yet more intractable than her own".

Ischaemic stroke is among the most common yet most intractable types of central nervous system (CNS) injury in the adult human population.

The 45-year-old Nigerian hotel worker, who fled his country because of politically motivated threats against his life, faced a simple yet seemingly intractable impasse, one which refugee charities say is very common for new arrivals: John was unable to open a bank account.