Sentence examples for stalemate caused from inspiring English sources

It was Garibaldi who resolved the stalemate caused by Cavour's enforced inactivity.

And this eleventh hour stalemate, caused by fear, creates still more fear.

If a stalemate causes all the tax cuts to expire, it is unclear how much of a headache will ensue for taxpayers.

Instead, they would have to compromise — or a stalemate would cause the Bush tax cuts to disappear.

So, to be sure, a prime minister could not wake up one morning and decide to hold an election - but it is far from impossible to engineer such a stalemate, thus causing an election.

The budget stalemate is causing varying degrees of concern at the state's schools, depending on how much of their budgets come from state funds and their ability to draw from reserves or an endowment.

The third way, he argued, was simply an effort to break through the either-or choices that characterized the debate between liberals and conservatives and the stalemates that it caused.

The UN envoy to Syria, Staffan de Mistura, confirmed that a "stalemate" over participants had caused the conference, due to begin yesterday, to be pushed back.

The stalemate continued to be caused by one of the most thorny of Iraq's problems: the divided city of Kirkuk in the north.

The proposal has infuriated the antitax conservatives who control the House of Delegates, the legislature's lower house, and caused a stalemate over the state budget that is threatening to disrupt government services.

Part of the stalemate, I think, is caused by the fact that developing nations are not particularly impressed by the efforts made by industrialized countries so far, be it in terms of emission reductions or in terms of financial support for the developing world.