Sentence examples for apparent stalemate from inspiring English sources

The apparent stalemate was disclosed in a note sent at about 3 40 p.m. to Judge Robert P. Patterson Jr. of Federal District Court in Manhattan.

As Tuesday's heavy airstrikes in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, underscored, NATO is escalating the pace and intensity of attacks on Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's forces, trying to break an apparent stalemate in the three-month-old conflict.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has blamed the Palestinians for the apparent stalemate in their peace talks, accusing them of creating "artificial crises" and incitement.

Many have concluded from the apparent stalemate that this particular debate is dialectically intractable one sides either with the realists or the anti-realists, depending on whether one thinks of truth as the realist does or as the anti-realist does.

Chairman Walter has so far given no indication of how she plans to resolve this apparent stalemate.

"The situation has reached an apparent stalemate," the report's authors declared, "but it would be wrong to bet on the status quo enduring.

A patent stalemate, perhaps.

The intelligence and security committee, which is made up of MPs and peers and oversees the work of MI6, MI5 and GCHQ, had warned of an apparent "unacceptable" stalemate between national security and economic competitiveness.

"I think it's ridiculous," she said of the apparent fiscal cliff stalemate.

The economic consequences of the political stalemate became apparent toward the end of the year.

Given these deep methodological differences, the only apparent way avoid philosophical stalemate would be to develop an argument for one of the two positions whose plausibility does not depend on the controversial methodological assumptions associated with that position.