Use of intractable in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include intractable at the start of sentence, intractable at the end of sentence and intractable in the middle of sentence
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intractable at the end of sentence
- Elsewhere the problems are far more intractable.
- The third criticism, however, seems more intractable.
- Economic disparities grow ever greater and more intractable.
- Depression is a natural feeling if your problems seem intractable.
- N., the tension between the veto-holders and the others would prove well-nigh intractable.
- Despite the increased input, remaining long-stay patients in Powick proved fairly intractable.
- Housing and schools remain segregated and unequal. Economic disparities grow ever greater and more intractable.
- Some of the negotiators, however, said the stalemate over the issue of punitive damages seemed especially intractable.
intractable in the middle of sentence
- Wild and intractable woman to win.
- We are facing an intractable problem.
- The economy still faces intractable problems.
- Even rich nations often have intractable poverty.
- It emerged as the most intractable issue of our era.
- It occupied him without posing intractable problems.
- Unemployment was proving to be an intractable problem.
- It provided simple answers to seemingly intractable questions.
- Do not concern yourself with this seemingly intractable problem.
- It should be one which presents a seemingly intractable problem.
- What may be done to reduce the influence of intractable opponents?
- It has been and remains the most intractable problem of world diplomacy.
- Patients may complain of intractable pain in the neck or the back of the head.
- Even more seemingly intractable problems will be posed by attempts to store virtual reality.
- Would lawmakers mandate hospitalization for intractable nausea and vomiting during pregnancy?
- The disposal of toxic wastes is one of the most intractable problems facing industrialized societies.
- These theoretical problems are most visible and at their most intractable in the area of fostering and adoption policy.
- What he was really saying, though, is that we face seemingly intractable problems and that the solutions will be difficult.
- Although here, too, Chicago had fared better than many older cities, unemployment remained a serious, seemingly intractable problem.
- His first was the development of submerged combustion, which enabled the most intractable liquids to be heated without expensive constructions.
- Paracelsus made intractable problems such as plague, syphilis, epilepsy, mental disorder, and learning disabilities central to his preoccupations.
Sentence Examples for Similar Words:
- thorny
- , difficult
- , obstinate
- , problematic
- , knotty
- , willful
- , stubborn
- , inflexible
- , awkward
- , obdurate
- , troublesome
