Phrases with «intractable problem»

The phrase "intractable problem" refers to a situation or issue that is very difficult to solve or deal with. It implies that the problem is stubborn, unyielding, and hard to manage, often requiring complex and persistent efforts to find a solution. Full definition

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Sentences with «intractable problem»

Some 50 years on, however, many of the most intractable problems of the day seem to persist, and we hear their echoes in the Black Lives Matter and Occupy movements. (frieze.com)
«The ability to scale up success remains one of the most intractable problems in education and a barrier to real educational progress.» (gse.harvard.edu)
What's the solution to the seemingly intractable problem of high school seniors who are far from being ready to graduate? (dceduphile.org)
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Phrases with «intractable problem»

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