The phrase "financial impasse" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a situation where there is a lack of progress or agreement due to financial barriers or difficulties. Some examples of using this phrase in a sentence are: - "The negotiations between the two companies reached a financial impasse when they could not agree on the terms of the merger." - "The government shutdown is causing a financial impasse for many federal workers who are struggling to make ends meet without pay." - "The team's attempt to secure new funding has hit a financial impasse, delaying the project's progress." - "The couple's divorce proceedings have come to a financial impasse as they cannot agree on the division of their assets."
It is a short-term financial impasse that threatens the sport's long-term stability.
And it is Washington, not Buenos Aires, that is most capable of resolving the latest financial impasse.
Many a financial impasse between producer and performer has been solved by the former offering to throw in a portable TV or a refrigerator.
In the final paragraphs of "Debt: The First 5,000 Years," the anarchist and anthropologist David Graeber drops his academic detachment to offer a solution to the financial impasse whose historical background he has just laid out in hundreds of pages.
Though many pols give the impression, in their cautiously worded statements, they believe the parties can come together to avoid the financial impasse that would cause damage to the economy and recovery.
While Mr. Blankfein and other Wall Street leaders have been speaking out about the dangers of the fiscal impasse, only one executive from the financial services industry, Kenneth I. Chenault of American Express, was at Wednesday's meeting.
The South Korean credit card issuer, LG Card Company, failed to break an impasse blocking a financial bailout plan after its former parent, the LG Group, offered financial aid of only one-third of what the company's creditors had asked for.
The impasse over derivatives, financial instruments that companies use to hedge risk, as well as to speculate, was a further indication that the committee meetings next week would remain partisan.
Grey has produced print campaigns for Kohler since 1987, but "growing differences with the client regarding creative philosophy and financial support have reached an impasse," Steve Blamer, president at Grey Worldwide New York, said in a memo.
A10 Threat to Vaccine Maker The nation's sole producer of anthrax vaccine says it is in financial jeopardy because of an impasse over its contract to supply the drug to the federal government.
While the details of DuPuy's financial proposal are not known, the impasse with Angelos is not likely to deter baseball from moving the Expos to Washington, according to top baseball officials and owners.
