Examples of using Intractable in English and their translations into Chinese
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However, many conflicts have become intractable due to the gains derived while they lasted.
Many of our most intractable health challenges, from heart disease to cancer, have a genetic component.
In other areas of the Middle East, however, disputes involving people struggling to exercise their right to self-determination remained some of the most dangerous and intractable conflicts in the world.
Looking ahead, researchers think that it is unlikely that future open problems will be as complex and intractable.
He has seen close friends die from years of addiction, from infections and from simple, intractable hopelessness.
Even the horrendous, intractable conflict between Israel and Palestine will end one day.
Tame and docile to a proverb when well trained, the ox is the most sullen and intractable of animals when but half-broken to the yoke.
The anxieties highlighted on my wish trees- the one-child policy, urban migration, health care, educational costs and unemployment- are intractable.
For lawyers real estate, such cases are part of their daily work and experience, while the layman they seem intractable.
But there is no need to over-read that competition as an epochal civilizational clash and thereby make it worse and more intractable.
He had been emulating his chimpanzee father, becoming increasingly violent and intractable, which is normal for male chimps as they mature.
In the next year, inspired by their customers, businesses will leverage spend management and business networks to make a dent in these intractable issues.”.
I have dealt with the problems of migration at great length elsewhere, but I must emphasize how severe and intractable those problems are.
The intensity and frequency of disasters have also eroded the ability of vulnerable people to cope with shocks, making crises more intractable, protracted and recurrent.
Minter said the collaboration was enabling, and highlighted the cross-disciplinary thinking necessary to tackle a seemingly intractable disease like Alzheimer's.
Idealism combined with an intriguing application of economic theory may accomplish what international conferences have not: solving the seemingly intractable problem of global warming.
This decision will, above all, further encourage the intransigence of the Greek Cypriot administration and make the Cyprus issue even more intractable.
If China does not meaningfully shift away from a coal-based economy, then the current problem will remain intractable and likely worsen.
Experience has shown that belated and ineffectual reactions lead to the escalation of protracted and intractable conflicts, especially in Africa.
But the current political crisis is far more intractable than those of previous years, and involves a power struggle by two formidable political movements.