Sentence examples for because of gridlock from inspiring English sources
Businesses estimate that some £3 million a day is wasted because of gridlock.
And unless traffic policies are made much stricter to force more people to use mass transit, business around the region will suffer because of gridlock.
The environmental group also says that, due to urban sprawl, city driving happens at slower speeds and people spend more time driving in city-type conditions because of gridlock.
But because of gridlock in Congress, actual funding for national service has been flat since the bill was passed.
"Low-income families and individuals struggling with high unemployment in the aftermath of the recession or living on the limited fixed incomes and dealing with rising housing costs should not be shut out of critical safety net programs because of gridlock in Washington, D.C.," Norman added.
But the August deal, in extending the debt limit through 2012, freed Mr. Obama to mount a more aggressive and populist pitch for his job creation agenda because the consequences of gridlock are not so dire.
Heathrow airport has asked airlines to halve the capacity on international flights coming in to the UK after warning of gridlock because of strikes by UK Border Agency staff on 30 November.
In short, you are backing Romney because you're tired of gridlock and you "no longer have faith in Obama as a leader and man of inspiration".
"No. 1, people will die because of the gridlock that you will invariably have," he said.
His administration has argued, though, that the president has not actually had a chance to fully execute his economic policy agenda because of Congressional gridlock.
"Make no mistake: The arbitrary, across-the-board cuts that will reduce our food inspections, lock gates at our national parks, dirty our drinking water and throw hundreds of thousands of Americans out of work are not because of Washington gridlock," said Franz Matzner, associate director of government affairs for the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group.
