Sentence examples for unfortunate impasse from inspiring English sources

A focus on the institution's fundamental requirements also offers a possible solution to this unfortunate impasse with the museum's advisors.

An unfortunate part of the budget impasse our state now faces is that it's judges - not lawmakers - who are deciding how tax dollars are being spent.

Gilbert, Morris and Sumner look back on their career and see just as much humour – sometimes deliberate, sometimes unintentional – as Hook does ("Joy Division? Four tossers from Salford," is how he remembers that most mythologised of bands), which only makes their current, Pink Floyd-style impasse all the more unfortunate.

It is unfortunate that the Israeli left continues to blame Israel and the settlements for the present impasse, while ignoring the fact that the Palestinians, by refusing to accept or even discuss the Barak plan, are trying to refight the war of 1948, hoping this time to bring an end to the Jewish state.

There was an impasse.

That impasse continues.

Result: impasse.

A tragic impasse results.

Karim described an impasse.

The political impasse continued.

So is impasse inevitable?