Sentence examples for apparent impasse from inspiring English sources

The apparent impasse is certainly navigable if the political will is there.

Full branding, as had been speculated upon in Melbourne, failed to materialise though due to an apparent impasse over costs.

Republicans are trying to blame the apparent impasse in fiscal cliff negotiations on President Obama and the Democrats.

The apparent impasse, though, suggests the panel is grappling over an issue that stems from the first day of testimony three weeks ago.

On Thursday, Lee told ESPN.com that he originally thought negotiating a long-term deal with the Knicks would be hassle free, only to reach an apparent impasse.

"There's eight individuals, well meaning and trying to get a deal, and it shows you how hard it is," Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma and an original member of the Gang of Eight, said of the apparent impasse.

There can be long periods of apparent stagnation or impasse.

JACKSON STILL A NO-SHOW The holdout running back Steven Jackson missed his seventh day and 10th practice of St . LouisRams training camp, with no apparent movement in the impasse.

The apparent end to the impasse came after at least 24 police officers and 10 civilians were killed in clashes and acts of retaliation in northern Bagua Province, some of Peru's bloodiest political violence since a two-decade war ended in 2000.

Thomas Kamm, a spokesman for P.P.R., said, "There wasn't one particular sticking point that caused the negotiations to collapse," adding that an impasse had become apparent in the last few days.

The stock market began the week in a funk and ended in subdued celebration as apparent progress in the debt-ceiling impasse seemed to confirm the Wall Street consensus that dysfunction in Washington won't lead to a debt default or set off a global cataclysm.