Sentence examples for lingering stalemate from inspiring English sources
They blamed poor management and a shortage of political will among negotiating countries for the lingering stalemate.
As the general stalemate lingers — and the economic storm grows — Italy's elites are growing desperate.
Even as the election stalemate lingers, the rice farmers in Haiti's Artibonite Valley — the country's breadbasket — are refusing to step into the bacteria-infected waters of their paddies, setting the stage for potential food shortages and more possible death ahead, this time from hunger.
In August 1983, guitarist Dez Cadena had left the band; a stalemate lingered between Dukowski and Ginn, who wanted Dukowski to leave, before Ginn fired Dukowski outright.
But city officials defended their decisions, arguing that the lingering economic downturn coupled with the budget stalemate in Albany left them no option.
As if that were not challenge enough, her growing worry is that the partisan stalemate in Washington will linger, the Pentagon budget will be slashed further and extensive layoffs will result.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Mike Antonovich also is making noise as the budget stalemate lingers.
