| This case may be the first in which EPA intransigence proves to be a boon to environmentalists. |
| The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence. |
| His intransigence in climbing the mountain, his insistence on understanding, is a metaphor for what the book itself does. |
| In its many scenes of devastation, the script shows intransigence on both sides. |
| In his work, formal intransigence was soon transformed into outright aggression. |
| The intransigence of the board's old-line majority, however, requires little explanation. |
