Translations for „intractably“ in the English » German Dictionary

in·trac·tably [ɪnˈtræktəbli] ADV

intractably

ausweglos

intractably

unlösbar

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English

It is intractably dysfunctional; corruption within the administration is profound.

www.thenation.com

The dog was intractably ill, and required euthanasia to prevent further suffering.

theconversation.com

By episode's end, three years or so have passed, and some things have changed while others stay intractably the same.

www.vulture.com

The (non) performance history is instructive, a series of high-profile scheduled productions coming to nothing in the face of intractably polarised reactions to its subject matter and form.

www.independent.co.uk

Only about 2 per cent of parents are intractably against vaccinations -- an oddball group of conspiracy theorists and religious zealots.

www.theglobeandmail.com

However, it can not be used to study things like a gas, which have intractably large numbers of molecules.

en.wikipedia.org

The national unemployment rate has remained intractably above 6 per cent for 16 consecutive months.

www.domain.com.au

So long as the debate is centered intractably on the cause of climate change rather than the solution, no progress is likely.

amanpour.blogs.cnn.com

The problem we're dealing with has also become tied up in matters economic, institutional, moral and ethical in nature -- not to mention intractably political.

www.salon.com

There's something intractably woolly about it.

news.nationalpost.com