Sentence examples for ceiling standoff from inspiring English sources

We addressed the debt ceiling standoff in an article published in the Columbia Law Review earlier this year: How to Choose the Least Unconstitutional Option: Lessons for the President (and Others) from the Debt Ceiling Standoff (hereinafter "How to Choose").

And with the threat of another shutdown and debt ceiling standoff in early 2014, it is unlikely to rebound fully in the months ahead.

Blog commentators came up with the idea in 2010, and it gained some attention from financial writers and monetary policy followers during the 2011 debt ceiling standoff.

Last year we had the Japanese tsunami and the Arab Spring, followed by the debt ceiling standoff in the United States and the subsequent credit rating downgrade.

Jackie Calmes reports on whether House Speaker John A. Boehner can control members of his caucus in the debt ceiling standoff.

AN unnerving summer that has included a debt ceiling standoff, extreme volatility in the financial markets and fears of a double-dip recession might seem a poor time to buy or sell expensive, impractical collectible cars.

And an embarrassing debt-ceiling standoff?

But it has taken the debt-ceiling standoff and the threat of a double-dip recession to create a leftist critique of the president that stuck.

And he lamented the nation's credit rating — which was downgraded after a debt-ceiling standoff that he and other House Republicans helped instigate.

A combination of the earthquake in Japan, the monetary troubles in Europe and the debt-ceiling standoff in Congress put the economy off course.

To Democrats, that bipartisan deal, which ended the debt-ceiling standoff, set spending for the next two years, and the GOP is reneging on its word.