Sentence examples for of a stalemate from inspiring English sources

But the administration warned of consequences in the event of a stalemate.

But, in this kind of a stalemate, the guy with the gun wins.

But, he added, "The odds of a stalemate remain far too high".

Rather, the case against the president and his associates has become something of a stalemate.

This over's a bit of a stalemate as McKay can barely get an edge on these.

For decades, the state's contradictory inclinations came to something of a stalemate, resulting in its pragmatic political style.

Mr. McCain's warning of a stalemate in Libya echoed comments on Friday by the top American military officer.

And that is where House Republicans see an opportunity to assert their influence, with a real possibility of a stalemate.

But the conflict continued and so did the peace talks, in as much of a stalemate as ever.

The N.B.A. is almost certain to lock out its players next week because of a stalemate on a new labor deal.

"This is kind of a stalemate back and forth," he said, "but I think over the longer term that the regime will prevail".