Sentence examples for some impasse from inspiring English sources
What, though, if we were to reach some impasse on the issue of prisoners voting?
"Who wrote this shit?" he would joke when he felt he had hit some impasse in his scene work.
Even putting together a simple Ikea closet can hold surprises that those clever Swedish designers didn't take into consideration (why is the white shiny side not facing front, and the door slightly crooked?) Inevitably, the need to improvise and figure out a way around some impasse will be required.
There's nothing more frustrating than getting an opportunity to channel your creativity and having it ruined by some technical impasse where you need to stop and read through the manual or find a YouTube tutorial.
In "A Death in Summer," Quirke starts reading French, sipping claret, and dreaming of "some sultry impasse beside the Seine, with swaggering pigeons and water sluicing cleanly along the cobbled gutters, half the street in purple shadow and the other half blinded by sunlight".
Despite the impasse, some court functions continue: Juveniles must report for probation hearings, and the courts will accept filings and payments.
"In the absence of a written constitution these things are governed by convention, so you can see how in some circumstances an impasse or power vacuum could arise.
But despite the rhetoric from both sides, each may have achieved precisely what it wanted from the impasse, some lawmakers said.
In some respects, the impasse is a vindication of the UK electorate's decision to leave the EU and pursue its own agreements".
In one instance, delegates from China and Brazil actually pounded on tables to drown out a speaker from industry.To break the impasse, some countries are trying to devise a compromise before the summit that will temporarily appease all sides.
As negotiations over the General Electric case reached an impasse, some experts asserted that European officials were more focused on concerns raised by competitors than on the effect on consumers.
