Examples of using Intractable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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experience, while the layman they seem intractable.
talking about working differently, many in the public sector have long been searching for more innovative ways to grapple with intractable problems.
are overwhelming and they seem intractable.
And for those really intractable stains, I mean,
These problems still seem very daunting and very intractable, and any solutions we're achieving are small solutions.
Meg is considered stupid and intractable, yet she is actually very bright and eager to learn.
The most intractable of American problems, human bondage,
Escalating disgust and intractable conflict are not what we want for ourselves, or our country
A good friend once showed me that, even with an intractable problem, one can still find a way to do the right thing.
Afghani soldiers and civilians are reported to have died after suffering intractable vomiting, severe respiratory problems,
Prozac has helped millions of people overcome intractable mood disorders,
when the intractable clerk refused to give me two punches on my loyalty card.
the paths already present in the brain, the problem becomes vastly more intractable.
The longer they wait, the deeper and more intractable the conflict becomes, and the higher the cost in blood and destruction.
Succession for the Yuan dynasty, however, was an intractable problem, later causing much strife and internal struggle.
It will seek to weaken the strongest nations by engaging them in endless and intractable conflicts and competition.
Realizing that small choices can also be hard, may make big hard choices seem less intractable.
And mostly, the ongoing dilemma of his Arabness in Israeli society seems more intractable than ever.
it is possible to make positive changes even to the most intractable conflicts.
the challenge proved intractable.