Sentence examples similar to difficult deadlock from inspiring English sources

"Getting so many people to agree on wording is difficult and deadlock is probable".

The essential meaning of the phenomenon was expressed as a deadlock difficult to resolve between a perceived truth among midwives that a skilled midwife can prevent severe perineal trauma and at the same time a coexisting more complex belief.

But I do think, as I argued in the Quinlan piece, that the politics of life-and-death makes this partisan deadlock particularly difficult, and possibly worse now than it was then.

"I'm happy to break the deadlock in this difficult game," he later said.

Distributed deadlock is very difficult to prevent; it is not feasible to number all the resources in a distributed system.

The failure of the last round of negotiation in January shows that the current deadlock will be difficult to break.

When the midwives try to relate to both this accepted truth and the more complex belief at the same time they can find themselves in a deadlock, which is difficult to resolve.

This study highlights two coexisting beliefs among the midwives; the accepted truth in this context and a more complex beliefs; which together create a deadlock for the midwife difficult to resolve.

Mr. Abbas on Sunday rejected statements by some Palestinian leaders that the talks verged on a breakdown, telling a German television station "the negotiations are difficult but they haven't reached a deadlock".

First of all, the voluntary agreement was able to break the deadlock after many years of difficult negotiations in EU climate policy negotiations.

Stevens said "there are certain cases you just can't decide" with eight justices, since there is a "distinct possibility" that the court will deadlock 4-4 on the really difficult issues.