Sentence examples for an impasse for from inspiring English sources
A significant increase in court cases will lead to an impasse for the court system.
The effective scattering term, a source of inefficiency for optically thick problems, becomes an impasse for problems with gain where its sign is negative.
Diplomats said that the tweet reflected the new Iranian government's eagerness to make diplomatic headway on the nuclear issue, which has been at an impasse for several years.
The company and union were at an impasse for months, and officials from both sides said they thought a strike was a real possibility.
Addition of nutrients, electron acceptors or co-substrates to enhance indigenous microbial activity is costly and added chemicals often diffuse away from the target compound, thus pointing out an impasse for the bioremediation of PAHs.
Despite the risks of an impasse for Republicans, those who control the House have all but forfeited this battle to Mr. Obama and seem poised to let the automatic cuts take effect.
Discussing Ian Bogost's carpentry and James J. Brown Jr. and Nathaniel Rivers's adaptation of it as rhetorical carpentry as an example of nonhuman rhetoric that does not go far enough, I suggest that Joanna Zylinska's concept of "scalar derangement"—the pathological need to put all things on a human scale is a major impasse for a nonhuman rhetoric founded on representational methods.
Two people may either hit an impasse or, for reasons they may only dimly surmise, cease to support one another's continued development.
It's easy to tell that 2013 has been an impasse year for Mexico, capped off by Mexico's historic energy reform this month that will open the doors of the state-controlled energy industry to foreign investment, making North America one of the world's largest suppliers of oil and natural gas.
Having listened to him work himself ever tighter into a logical impasse for almost an hour, you have to admit he is right about his situation.
It is an embarrassing impasse for the two well-known executives who travel in some of the same social circles in New York and heralded their business arrangement in interviews 14 months ago.
