Sentence examples similar to a stalemate concerning from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bernanke's comments helped ease investors' concerns about a stalemate in Italy after a general election failed to give any party a parliamentary majority.
■ The British government will face pressure to explain its strategy in Libya this week amid growing concerns that a "stalemate" has been reached.
With no obvious post-election settlement, there is concern that a stalemate could destabilise Kosovo and jeopardise the resumption of talks with Serbia over its former territory.
There is an enormous overspill of problems into neighbouring countries". He added: "I think he [Assad] may be stronger than he was a few months ago but I'd still describe the situation as a stalemate". Despite the UK's concerns about the actions and views of some opposition groups, Mr Cameron said the UK had a duty to support those pushing for a "democratic, free and pluralistic" country.
I'm very concerned that things have reached such a stalemate politically.
Why is a stalemate among MPs a matter for such concern, yet the extinction of mining communities passed over in silence?
Why is a stalemate among 650 MPs a matter for such concern, yet the slow, grinding extinction of mining communities and light-industrial suburbs passed over in silence?
They were at a stalemate.
