Sentence examples for an impasse of from inspiring English sources

Creating an impasse of any sort is not our idea.

Each spy discovers that the other exists without knowing who he is: an impasse of whose nicety John le Carré would be proud.

Pfistermuhle There may come a moment in Munich when your search for authenticity has reached an impasse of dumplings and decibels.

As an artist and an activist, Steve Earle seemed to reach an impasse of sorts with his last record, "The Revolution Starts... Now," in 2004.

They represent the first step toward ending an impasse of more than a decade between the United States and Russia over how to deal with threats to the Internet.

The focus of Hague's trip, in which he is expected to meet politicians from both sides, is to support Kerry's mission to bring the two sides back to negotiations after an impasse of almost four years.

Accordingly, Soqotra's traditional economic sector can be seen either as operating within the bounds of a virtuous circle inspired by an environmentally conscious ethic of frugality, or caught within an infernal impasse of a permanently delayed gratification.

In some cases, these communities and the agencies responsible for evaluation and remediation of these sites have reached an impasse because of issues resulting from chemical mixtures.

The direction of the virtual currency is at an impasse ahead of a major Bitcoin conference on Monday.

This is an intellectual impasse of Mr. Brooks's own making.

In New Jersey, lawmakers' opposition to the increases in hotel, cigarette, telephone and real estate sales taxes proposed by Gov. James E. McGreevey, a Democrat, have created a dayslong impasse of canceled committee hearings and voting sessions.