Sentence examples for critical impasse from inspiring English sources

More important, by rethinking virtuality in relation to the body and materiality, and vice versa, she effectively moves beyond oppositional modes of analysis, which have created a critical impasse.

It also knows that the NFL, which is steered by predominantly white and politically conservative owners, has a player base that is nearly 80% black and predominantly left-leaning, and is at a critical impasse.

The present study takes up the implicit challenge of this critical impasse.

Discovery of Nabokov's work often came for many at a critical impasse in their personal or professional lives, marking a milestone in their youthful development, a moment of [End Page 592] crisis or awakening.

With Fantastic Beasts at a critical impasse (after Crimes of Grindelwald stumbled in North America and earned terrible reviews) and The LEGO Movie 2 opening 50% lower than The LEGO Movie, you can make the case that DC Films is more valuable to WB than it was just three months ago.

After a breakup for which my body was blamed, I found myself at a critical impasse, a metaphorical fork in the road.

She recalls, "In TPP, we realized that although technology would be vital to solving grand challenges, meaningful change would require engaging stakeholders and building consensus". Little did she know that her group's work would eventually play a role in breaking a climate-critical impasse between the US and China.

But the campaign has largely skirted the issue, along with another that is no less critical for Israel: the impasse in peace efforts with the Palestinians.

Mr. Cheney, meanwhile, made trips to the Hill to push for the energy bill, and at one critical point ended an impasse on ethanol-based gasoline between Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, and Representative Bill Thomas, Republican of California.

The City of Yonkers faced a budget crisis because the Senate impasse held up revenue bills critical to having its budget certified.

Roger Magyar, the board's executive director, said his office is continuing to function but that the impasse threatens to hamper other critical work such as overseeing the state's testing system and implementation of the education code.