Sentence examples for after gridlock from inspiring English sources

Five months after gridlock in Washington triggered the deep spending cuts known as sequestration, much of the United States government is grounded.

"After many false starts and after much gridlock, we are finally on the road to a safer and more peaceful America," Mr. Cuomo said.

Still, it is hard to argue that the United States is not in a far weaker place to be doling out advice than it was in past crises, especially after the gridlock in August over raising the debt limit.

The lucky few got to play the following multiplayer maps along with others they aren't allowed to speak about until after E3: Gridlock 2.0, Security and River.

You can't, after all, gridlock your own party's president.

More would have come, but the organisers insisted on widening the corridors after last year's gridlock.

Just to recap, Italy has found itself in political gridlock after elections last month that split the country three ways.

After years of gridlock and drift, during which Japan has stumbled from one recession to the next, a government now suddenly has the chance to lead.That ought to come as a relief.

After months of gridlock, the White House and Democratic leaders have concluded that the sweeping measure they once envisioned cannot pass, so they will try to get what they can rather than pass nothing at all.

This week, Mr. Obama and Senate Democrats decided to press ahead with a scaled-back energy bill, having concluded after months of gridlock that the sweeping measure they once envisioned simply would not pass.

The silence followed a night of panic as thousands of people trying to evacuate the capital city of Sichuan Province by car became mired in gridlock after provincial television issued a warning of the possibility of a severe aftershock.