Sentence examples for fiscal stalemate from inspiring English sources

The resulting squabble is not only deepening the fiscal stalemate, but also bringing us dangerously close to class war.

Mr. Ryan also pulled a line from a forthcoming book by Bob Woodward on the fiscal stalemate in Washington, excerpts of which have begun appearing in the news media.

Executives at companies making everything from electrical components and power systems to automotive parts say the fiscal stalemate is prompting them to pull back now, rather than wait for a possible resolution to the deadlock on Capitol Hill.

"As the partial shutdown of the U.S. government enters week two, there is little sign that the fiscal stalemate in Washington is being broken," said Neil MacKinnon, global macro strategist at VTB Capital.

The Federal Reserve's new bond-buying plan may not be the best way to help the economy, but it may be the only one available given the fiscal stalemate.

WASHINGTON — With Congress unlikely to stop deep automatic spending cuts that will strike hard at the military, the fiscal stalemate is highlighting a significant shift in the Republican Party: lawmakers most keenly dedicated to shrinking the size of government are now more dominant than the bloc committed foremost to a robust national defense, particularly in the House.

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

For the first time in recent memory, a rising number of Americans blame the Democrats, and President Obama, for the fiscal infighting, stalemate and mess that's become Washington's patented trademark.

For the first time in recent memory a rising number of Americans blame the Democrats, and Obama, for the fiscal infighting, stalemate and mess that have become Washington's patented trademark.

And the Fed noted that the outlook could worsen if events in Europe unnerved financial markets or if politicians in Washington failed to resolve a stalemate over fiscal policy.

My read on Bernanke is that he's working to pre-empt the political stalemate over fiscal policy in the new Congress.