Sentence examples similar to generate an impasse from inspiring English sources
Undoubtedly, SMT has fostered a significant development of molecule-based technologies, providing so far a huge body of "raw" data on gene and proteomic networks; but, on the other hand, SMT has also generated an impasse in cancer studies, given that an increasing number of experimental results contradict its premises [ 19].
The initial proposals generated a fraught political debate about the disenfranchisement of smaller (and 'rotten') boroughs and this created an impasse that led to the creation of the Boundary Commission in 1831 to which two Ordnance Survey Royal Engineers, Thomas Drummond and R.K. Dawson, were appointed.
Turbes speculated that Obama regarded the impasse as a teaching moment and allowed the back-and-forth to go on because it was generating a spirited discussion.
Give team members a break when they reach an impasse.
The ruling comes at an impasse in negotiations between national papers and DataCo, set up by the English leagues to generate revenues from fixture lists and match information.
Karim described an impasse.
Negotiations have hit an impasse.
