Sentence examples for a gridlock in from inspiring English sources

But they can also stand still, trapping the weather beneath them.According to Brian Hoskins, a climate scientist at the University of Reading, this year's anticyclones in the Atlantic have produced just such a gridlock in the world of the Rossby waves, with persistent troughs of low pressure over western and central Europe, a ridge of high pressure over Russia, and lows again farther east.

Karma, which is now invisible to others, was publicly displayed in a previous iteration, and although the aim was social accountability, it only created a gridlock in transactions.

With a gridlock in Washington, we need School Board leaders who can do something for the students.

There's a gridlock in D.C. that can be melted away by the passion of people's personal stories".

To listen to Drake's Views (81 minutes), by contrast, feels more like being caught in a gridlock, buttonholed by a bore in an open-top car, making the same point over and over.

This polarization causes despair in the ranks of moderates, who say it is a recipe for gridlock in such a narrowly divided government.

But even if it doesn't save time, it is "a lot more practical and enjoyable than spending an hour stuck in rush hour gridlock in a tunnel or on a bridge," Schiller says.

After more than a week of gridlock in Parliament the deputy speaker decided to allow a debate and vote next week on the government's handling of Hindu-Muslim strife in the western state of Gujarat.

While the cabinet documents betray very few secrets about the leadership tensions causing a measure of gridlock in the fourth Hawke government, Keating's clips file tells a different story.

It was stuck in a gridlock.

"We're already in a gridlock situation, and nothing substantive is going to change," says Bruce Bartlett, who was a Treasury economist in the first Bush administration.