intractable in a sentence

• Its stand is consistent and, by all accounts, intractable.
• But as a technical matter, these problems are not intractable.
• LEBANON-- Iranian influence and intractable border war with Israel.
• But officials acknowledge that the problem is likely to remain intractable.
• Those are encouraging developments in what has been an intractable war.
• Indeed, some of the veterans seem to have intractable problems.
• But the issue of the Golan Heights continues to appear intractable.
• "Europe really appears intractable, " said Gallagher.
• Chirac's conservative government is grappling with seemingly intractable problems.
• Some of the most intractable Israeli settlers are immigrants from Brooklyn.
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• They pose the most intractable aging problem anywhere in the world.
• Every board meeting they're talking about serious intractable problems.
• "These are intractable issues, " he said.
• The housing crisis seemed the more intractable problem in the survey.
• But this ban hardly seems the solution to that intractable problem.
• That's made it an intractable issue for two decades.
• Such intractable disputes form a special area in dispute resolution studies.
• DNS is intractable for flows with complex geometries or flow configurations.
• Messhermit is an intractable POV warrior concerning the article Alberto Fujimori.
• PA6T homopolymer melts at 371 癈, which renders it intractable.