Sentence examples for impasse for from inspiring English sources
"impasse for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe a situation or condition that is causing difficulty or obstruction. Example: The negotiations have reached an impasse for both parties, as neither side is willing to compromise on their demands.
A significant increase in court cases will lead to an impasse for the court system.
Dwindling belief in the old religious creeds creates a genuine impasse for some people.
His frustration on the stimulus reveals a more profound impasse for his Administration.
"The film is a protest against what sometimes seems a hopeless impasse for women in Hollywood".
Mr. Annan blamed the Council impasse for hampering his six-month bid for peace, leading to his decision to step down at the end of last month.
Even as the violence continued to unfold across the country through the day, officials blamed the political impasse for creating a security vacuum that extremists hoped to exploit.
In dueling statements, the House and Senate majority leaders reproached the other party for last week's impasse and for a shutdown, should one occur.
The impasse continued for two weeks.
The impasse continued for several years, and tensions mounted over border incursions and other incidents.
As Abbas Milani, an Iran expert at Stanford University, put it to me: "The only long-term solution to the impasse is for a more democratic, responsible, transparent regime in Tehran.
In a sense, and notwithstanding the views of some of the heavyweight commentators, the fact that the Greek impasse can for the time being only be settled by the voters has let Hollande off the hook this week.
