Sentence examples for stalemate arises from inspiring English sources
The stalemate arises from two conflicting decisions from appeals courts.
The stalemate arose after the first round of voting in November.
The spending stalemate arose last fall because of differences among the Senate, the House and the White House about total spending levels.
These complaints may add to the stalemate in Palm Beach County arising from the ballot layout that Democrats said led to the invalidation of 19,000 ballots because of double-voting and to some 3,000 more being mistakenly cast.
The stalemate over banking has arisen because the economics team has been unwilling to take on the bank shareholders and management.
The new support for Mr. Lapid's Shinui Party arises partly from voters' impatience with the major parties over the stalemate with the Palestinians, the dismal economy, scandal and a clinging malaise.
With the fiscal-cliff standoff between President Obama and Speaker Boehner continuing the pair haven't spoken in a week two questions arise: How will the stalemate be broken?
By John Cassidy December 5, 2012 With the fiscal-cliff standoff between President Obama and Speaker Boehner continuing — the pair haven't spoken in a week — two questions arise: How will the stalemate be broken?
But such outcomes develop organically; they are not implemented by diplomats overnight and they do not arise without the painful stalemates that lead each party to conclude that time is not on their side.
Further complications arose, and, as so often happens in an international stalemate of this sort, a commission was finally dispatched to "investigate local conditions".
