Sentence examples for growing impasse from inspiring English sources

The growing impasse had caused the shirt-sleeves-rolled-up-and-ready-to-take-action Assembly members to begin squawking.

He blamed Democrats for a growing impasse, saying they had been irresponsible in pushing bills they knew he would not sign.

Though the ANC leadership is disciplining it, the league talks about nationalising the commanding heights of the economy and weakening land rights.Emerging-market innovation offers the best way to break this growing impasse.

But hundreds of thousands of other federal employes will be "furloughed" or told to stay at home from Tuesday morning if Congress cannot find a way around the growing impasse.

The Pakistani High Commission in New Delhi invited Kashmiri separatists to a reception, so between the redline and the soiree invite grew an impasse.

But, tensions grew into impasse after the The Post's leadership, including new owner Jeff Bezos, rejected Klein's plan for a new media venture, which reportedly cost somewhere in the eight-figure range.

Meanwhile, the public is growing disillusioned with the impasse, and the economy is suffering.

On Monday, things had begun to look much better, and hope was growing that the political impasse was ending.

But several did outline their positions in interviews last week, and the picture that is forming is one of a growing, and potentially unpleasant, impasse.

Deepening the impasse was growing opposition among House Republicans to a fallback position developed by Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican minority leader, that would allow the debt ceiling to be raised without any support from Republicans but also would not impose the dollar-for-dollar cuts in spending that have been central to the party's negotiating position.

WASHINGTON — George J. Mitchell Jr., the former senator who brokered peace in Northern Ireland and investigated the use of steroids in Major League Baseball, is resigning as the chief United States envoy to the Israelis and Palestinians amid growing frustration over the impasse in peace talks, the White House announced Friday.