be at an impasse

The company and union were at an impasse for months.

Before, they were at an impasse, especially over the rights of workers.

For a while the work was going well, but now we're at an impasse.

One day, being at an impasse in her work, she decided to find out what he was up to.

Talks on the issue are at an impasse, officials said.

The jury was at an impasse for more than a week.

Right now they're at an impasse, and the violence is in part a result of that.

My son got very angry and we seem to be at an impasse.

For many years, the sale had been at an impasse.

In the health sector, the situation is at an impasse.

No deal, said Starr, which is one reason they are at an impasse.

Congress has been at an impasse over federal spending for the current budget year, which began in October.

While the meetings went well, the two sides are at an impasse.

The talks seemed to be at an impasse until today when the deal was completed.

We are at an impasse then," said the man in black. "

He trees him up a slide and they are at an impasse.

I hopped too, and soon we were at an impasse.

"My parents and I are at an impasse," she said.

"We're at an impasse where there has to be some break in one direction or another," he added.

State and Federal officials appeared to be at an impasse late today on whether an extension was possible.

"They've been pretty much there all week, and they are at an impasse," said a person with knowledge of the talks.

Brown and Thomas are at an impasse over the team's $125 million roster.

Workers and the companies are at an impasse over healthcare coverage.

By all appearances, the talks seem to be at an impasse.

After four rounds, however, the talks are at an impasse.