Sentence examples for become deadlocked from inspiring English sources
So bifurcated government would become deadlocked government.
When assumptions aren't challenged, discussions around what will or won't work become deadlocked, with each person advocating from his or her own understanding of how the world works.
He promised that the new constitution would enshrine the rights of Bolivians of Andean Indian descent to land and autonomy, and uphold a socialist economy with state control over national resources.But the assembly has become deadlocked, reflecting Bolivia's political divide.
If the White House and Congress become deadlocked again, as they did in the summer of 2011, it could lead in 2013 to a drop in spending of $140 billion and an increase in taxes of $531 billion, according to Credit Suisse economists.
Investors don't like it because it positions founders to become deadlocked when tough decisions need to be made, and it may not reflect the contributions and commitments needed to rapidly grow the startup.
The Bears also look like they could potentially lose a tiebreaker with the Rams if they were to become deadlocked.
Although the group obtained a $2.3 millionn offer, it became deadlocked in trying to respond.
Negotiations became deadlocked, even after an intervention by Clinton, who arranged a summit meeting with the two leaders at the Wye Plantation in eastern Maryland in 1998.
It is scarcely surprising that, when any struggle became deadlocked, the local rulers should look about for foreign support; it is more noteworthy that their neighbours were normally ready and eager to provide it.
Despite the addition of King's company as a co-defendant, the case against King remains largely the same as it did in the fall of 1995, when the jury became deadlocked and the judge declared a mistrial.
And former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin hinted that she might have a role to play if the G.O.P. contest becomes deadlocked: "Remember, it was my historic lowering of the bar that made this Republican race possible".
