Sentence examples for is in a stalemate from inspiring English sources
The struggle for hearts and minds is in a stalemate – but in the global wired village our young and angry youth are increasingly vulnerable and at great risk.
Sports minister Kate Lundy has reaffirmed her support for Gillard: 4.06am GMT Simon Crean: Rudd has no alternative Here is a video from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABCC) of Simon Crean's speech earlier today: Facebook Twitter Pinterest He says: The party through the government is in a stalemate position.
Yemen is in a stalemate after Shia Houthi militants took control of the capital and president Mansour Hadi resigned.
"The story for Japan is lamentable," says Neilson; he criticizes the weak government, which is in a stalemate about how to reform the economy.
The Eurozone is in a stalemate.
Congress is in a stalemate and people are suffering.
"The nuclear talks are in a stalemate," said Kim Keun-sik, a North Korea expert at Kyungnam University in South Korea.
"We are in a stalemate situation militarily and politically," said Abdel Karim al-Eryani, a former prime minister and presidential adviser.
The mayor, Ralph V. Suozzi, said the city had been "in a stalemate" with Glen Isle before Mr. Rechler got involved.
The impolite fiction about "no hostilities" might have been sustainable, in a public-relations sense, when the Libyan war was in a stalemate.
