Sentence examples for real impasse from inspiring English sources

It also suggests Trump has the upper hand on GOP leaders if they were to ever come to a real impasse.

Mahdi Abdul Hadi, the director of the Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs, an independent research institute in East Jerusalem, said the Palestinian Authority was at "a real impasse," stuck between the Israeli occupation and halfhearted efforts to reconcile with Hamas, the rival Islamic group that controls the coastal Palestinian territory of Gaza.

This is the real impasse that exists and the interim results merely highlight the financial backdrop and how critical the situation might become.

And while a handful of disputes have dogged progress on a deal -- among them, subsidies for rural airports and whether to add more slots for long-distance flights to Washington Reagan National Airport -- at this stage, the real impasse boils down to one issue: unions.

It is based on a real-life impasse which affected the west African team prior to their exit at the group stage last week, though fictional elements will be incorporated to further spice up the proposed movie.

It deserves to survive the current furore.The real onus of this impasse will fall on whoever eventually gains the White House.

He called the impasse "a real indication of the breakdown that has come about as a result of the mismanagement of the appropriations process".

"There is no Israeli commitment to the road map, and this is an extremely negative matter, a matter which shows we face an impasse and real difficulties," said Yasser Abed Rabbo, minister of cabinet affairs under Mr. Abbas.

The 35-day budget impasse caused "real harm" to taxpayers, according to a new IRS watchdog report.

It is a moment not of enduring impasse but of real opportunity.

While most people know Le Bal for its above-par coffee and weekend brunch, Flynn insists "its real secret is dinner" (6 impasse de la Défense, 18th Arrondissement).