Sentence examples for Increased gridlock from inspiring English sources

It made politicians less willing to compromise, which increased gridlock, which made people even more cynical about politics.

Political scientists have attributed a number of important consequences to the increase of affective polarization in the United States, chief among them increased gridlock and dysfunction in Washington, DC.

We'd all love to live in a city free from auto pollution, but as far as I can see, adding bicycle lanes has not reduced the number of cars; it has instead increased gridlock, leaving cars idling in traffic longer, spewing even more pollution.

Nobody wants to see the Hollywood model replicated in South Los Angeles [with] luxury towers, increased gridlock and thousands of residents displaced.

"Nobody wants to see the Hollywood model replicated in South Los Angeles [with] luxury towers, increased gridlock and thousands of residents displaced". Experts said good policy is often flexible and accountable to the cultural context of specific neighborhoods.

The Transportation Department predicted in a report last year that the expected population growth of 70 million people by 2045 will lead to increased gridlock in many parts of the country.

Even before the e-commerce boom, last-mile logistics have been complicated by increasing gridlock in fast-growing megacities.

The case against the road is familiar: it will not reduce traffic congestion in the places it is supposed to bypass, and it will increase gridlock on the roads it joins.

Megacities worldwide are facing an epidemic of congestion and pollution caused by rapid urbanization that is increasing gridlock and putting severe pressure on public transportation systems.

In an interview with VICE News, Rep. Dave Reichert of Washington State described the less glamorous side of life as a congressman — sometimes eight hours of fundraising calls a day, constant flights back and forth from Washington, and little time with family — all to be met with increasing gridlock in Washington.

Increased pollution, gridlock, a massive increase in urban sprawl and huge impacts on the transport industry would be the results if that scenario played out unchecked, he said.