Sentence examples for because of the gridlock from inspiring English sources

"No. 1, people will die because of the gridlock that you will invariably have," he said.

Because of the gridlock in Congress, these sorts of priority shifts don't even get discussed.

Both parties have lost support because of the gridlock caused by ideological divisions.

Because of the gridlock in Washington, in addition to the huge influence of special interest money, no progress has been (or can be) made towards comprehensive energy policy and regulation of drilling in deeper and deeper water.

Big Poli and our political-industrial complex (terms originally coined by California policy entrepreneur and reThinkCali creator Anthony Rubenstein) rely on partisan primaries because of the gridlock it engenders and loyalty it demands.

It's not surprising that many small business households continue to be ambivalent about their futures because of both the gridlock in Washington and a slowly rebuilding economy.

If a decision is put on ice because of the political gridlock, Albanians will be furious and Mr Berisha will heap the blame on Mr Rama.

The economy grew by about 7% last year, but economic and judicial reforms overseen by Mr Timofti as chair of a top magistrates' body—have been slow.This is partly because of the political gridlock.

Former traffic commissioner Sam Schwartz said that anyone traveling in Midtown by car on Wednesday "should have their head examined" because of the unprecedented gridlock expected.

They're tired of the gridlock.

The governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo, said the park should not remain closed because of the "dysfunction and gridlock of Washington".