Sentence examples for impasse caused from inspiring English sources

The impasse caused a slump in the market, and analysts fear that another one could cause yet more damage.

Parliament agreed to postpone a recess in a political impasse caused by this week's vote to dismiss President Viktor A. Yushchenko's government.

The violence underscored widespread fears that insurgents were taking advantage of the political impasse caused by Iraq's inconclusive parliamentary elections in March, which failed to produce a clear winner.

The institution was invoked less frequently after the Persian Wars, falling into disuse after it was used ineffectively, probably in 417, to resolve the political impasse caused by the rivalry of Nicias and Alcibiades.

But diplomats admit they do not know how to get from indirect to direct talks, let alone how to break the current impasse caused by the East Jerusalem row.

But Gordon Brown - who remains prime minister until the resolution of the impasse caused by the general election resulting in a hung parliament - made clear that he was ready to deliver immediate legislation for a referendum on the Lib Dems' cherished goal of electoral reform if Clegg signs up to a deal to keep him in Downing Street.

But it could wound Mr. Kilgore in next year's race for governor if the budget impasse causes a government shutdown.

The impasse has caused great uncertainty for students who have just received university offers for 2015.

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

Mr. Corker said the impasse was caused by the Democratic threat to use the parliamentary procedure known as reconciliation to overhaul health care.

The impasse was caused by an uproar over alleged corruption in the allocation of coalfield concessions.