Sentence examples for impasse results from inspiring English sources

A tragic impasse results.

The impasse results from a broad failure of political leadership.

"These individuals are well qualified, and there is important work to be done". The impasse results, in part, from a partisan squabble.

Sometimes the impasse results from bad chemistry, each party to the conflict getting under the other's skin, pressing, as we say, the other's buttons, so that tiny pinpricks, as in domestic disputes and breakdowns, become infected wounds, even bones of contention.

The party that picks a fight generally gets the blame if an impasse results.

CBS has never before had such an impasse result in the displacement of its stations off a cable system.

But when the Democrats fought for a "millionaire's tax" instead, a partisan impasse resulted, the tax increase was dropped and education was the loser.

Powhatan freed the seven Englishmen he had held captive, but an impasse resulted when he did not return the weapons and tools and refused to negotiate further.

On Monday, the financial markets reacted poorly to a political impasse resulting from national elections in Italy, which left no single party in control.

In November 1995, President Bill Clinton vetoed a continuing resolution that would have kept the government running amid a budget impasse, resulting in a partial shutdown.

The continuing impasse resulted in two popular shows on the pay cable channel Showtime, "Dexter" and "Ray Donovan," being unavailable to fans in those areas on Sunday night.