Sentence examples for becomes a gridlock from inspiring English sources

In other words, there can be some non-critical roads; if they become closed at the same time, the network becomes a gridlock Bagloee et al. [61].

The gridlock I fantasized about becomes a nightmare of damaging legislation.

Some fear that if it becomes a city, it will become, well, a city, gridlock and all.

But on this day it becomes a place of desperation where people are stuck, creeping through gridlock as the flames close in.

Gridlock on the highways has become a metaphor for political gridlock, which has multifarious causes.

37 Costly Legislative Stalemate Legislative gridlock has become a chronic affliction in Albany.

Under these conditions of asymmetrical polarization, Congress can become a haven for obstruction and gridlock rather than deliberation and compromise.

Gridlock has become a paralyzing constraint to our current American political institutions, but little has been done in an attempt to overcome such a significant strain to our democratic system.

Should shutdowns, debt-ceiling fights and the radical political legislative gridlock they represent really become a fixture of American political life, it will be more tempting, more reasonable, to think that someone should  "step in" to make the decisions.

As federal policy continues to be gridlocked by Congress, states have become a hotbed of activity where substantive policy debates are actually taking place and being settled.

Still, California has become a fine laboratory of ideas for how to resolve gridlock and improve representation.