Impasse
impasse (noun) - in a situation where it is difficult to move forward and make any progressbreak the impasse
end the impasse
reach an impasse
were at an impasse
negotiations might break the impasse
reached a communication impasse
the couple's emotional impasse
resolve the impasse
a way around this impasse
a negotiated resolution of this impasse
a swift resolution to the impasse
an apparent impasse during negotiation
the negotiations are at an impasse on key points
recognize both sides in this dispute and break the impasse
help them out of the impasse
The dialogue hit an impasse
I would suggest that we are here again at an impasse
a political impasse
Congress appears to be at an impasse
use diplomacy to try to solve this impasse, this standoff with Iran over its nuclear program
All those years of study, and he was at an impasse
They blame the IAEA for the current impasse and say it is their methods that are to blame
Legislative leaders reached a spending compromise Sunday, potentially ending a record-breaking budget impasse
to blame for the impasse
mired in an impasse
the country remains mired in an impasse
appealed to the international community to help facilitate dialogue that would break the political impasse
a budget impasse
negotiations reached an impasse
government has hit an impasse
a civilizational impasse
fresh approaches to problems that seem to be at an impasse in deliberations among officials
The only way out of this impasse is to accept debate and discussion more honestly than is common today
the current impasse between radical Islam and modern society
We'd come to an impasse with information that we had
And sometimes you come to an impasse, and I would just get so frustrated
frustration with the impasse
work hard to find a way to avoid an impasse
So it seems like a pretty bad impasse
We're at an impasse in this country in terms of what direction we're going to go
An impasse that will not last
I had come to an impasse and couldn't move beyond
They toyed with various solutions yet remained at an impasse for months
the insoluble impasse between the old and the new
at the heart of the impasse
insisted that the impasse will soon be broken
I'm kind of at an impasse
hopes that personal diplomacy could find a solution to the impasse
grasped at a way out of their impasse
it is unlikely that the scheme would have resolved the financial impasse
With the help of counsel, the company eventually resolved the impasse
in encounters and dialogue, an impasse in understanding is often reached
