Sentence examples for becoming stalled from inspiring English sources

The potential for city-regions to power economic development outside London has become a hardy policy perennial, with ministers paying lip service to the agenda, with specifics becoming stalled by Whitehall turf wars or Treasury opposition.

There is a real danger of reform becoming stalled in Asia, now that the economies seem to be bouncing back.

This bill passed the Commons but was dropped after becoming stalled in the Lords - amid Conservative accusations of Labour and Lib Dem filibustering.

Pif1 is also thought to prevent the DNA replication machinery from becoming stalled by DNA structures called 'G-quadruplexes' (Paeschke et al., 2011, 2013).

We find that Chd1 is responsible for the vast majority of PolII-directed nucleosome turnover at the promoter and is required to allow efficient PolII promoter escape, with PolII becoming stalled in the absence of Chd1 activity.

On August 20, the storm briefly stalled before becoming a hurricane two days later.

As a showman, Butlin quickly became successful, one stall becoming several, and several becoming his own travelling fair.

If the school is successful, it could not only protect Downhills from becoming an academy but stall the government's drive to push schools into independence from their local authorities by making ministers rethink their methods.

Positions harden, progress is stalled, and it is becoming clear that the body politic is nearing the limits of how much suffering it can endure.

Stall-feeding is becoming more common in peri-urban areas, while in the rural areas the link between livestock and crop cultivation remains strong.

The walkways themselves, already narrow, were becoming even more restricted as stalls erected external displays and additional weatherproofing.