Sentence examples for community gridlock from inspiring English sources

Thank you for the much-needed article highlighting the impact of placard parking (both illegal and otherwise) on the Chinatown community ("Gridlock: The Movie," Feb. 26).

The events in my community that caused gridlock that day are barely noticeable in the landscape of educational history.

"North Korea is fully aware that the international community is in a gridlock in further stepping up sanctions.

Read is desperate to see the necessary road, rail and bus improvements to link old and new communities and stop garden city gridlock.

By paying attention and voting, you really can change things for the better in your own community, even if D.C. is gridlocked with idiots.

Other blockchain communities, including Bitcoin, have struggled with infighting and gridlock over the kinds of major software upgrades Ethereum is planning.

And some residents and community leaders in South Hell's Kitchen oppose the pollution and gridlock that Jets games -- or other mass events -- could engender, and say the Olympic committee never consulted them in making its plans.

In spite of climate policy gridlock, the conversation about climate change in the business community has progressed exponentially in the past couple of years.

As your representative, I will work in an bipartisan way to break the gridlock in Washington and get results for our communities.

In fact, the scientific community has had consensus on this issue for decades, but negotiators are gridlocked, hardly a sunny outlook.

Whole towns, communities and cities are racing to a full reliance on renewable energy, despite the gridlock in Washington, DC.