Sentence examples for seeming impasse from inspiring English sources

After more than a week of seeming impasse, events moved swiftly here on Friday, including sporadic ground fighting, heavy American bombing and attempts to negotiate a surrender.

After reaching a seeming impasse with Gov. David A. Paterson last week, legislators will consider budget reductions in the spring.

When negotiations hit a seeming impasse, Mr. Mbeki, who had previously left much of the mediating to aides, went to Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe.

With just one week to go before across-the-board spending cuts begin to take effect and a seeming impasse between President Obama and House Republicans, 49 percent say the automatic cuts should be delayed if no deal is struck by the deadline, but a full 40 percent say it would be preferable to let the cuts go into effect, according to the Pew/USA Today survey.

President Obama continues to signal that reaching a deal is a top security priority, although he has also acknowledged that an agreement faces "long odds". The two sides reached a seeming impasse in May at a moment when they had completed preliminary work and began trying to write the actual text of the agreement.

Sometimes dieters will plateau, which can cause anxiety but by understanding that plateaus are normal and that a little patience goes a long way, you can move beyond this seeming impasse.

It seems an impasse.Yet behind the megaphones, tough negotiation has already taken place albeit not between Serbs and Albanians.

At this point in the dialectic, internalists and externalists tend to produce additional cases and probe our intuitions further in an effort to overcome what seems an impasse.

The political impasse seems solid.

The impasse seemed absolute.

Most efforts at breaking the impasse seem doomed.