Sentence examples for current gridlock from inspiring English sources

To many N.F.L. watchers, the current gridlock seems unfathomable, and a potential lockout almost unreal.

International donors have threatened to pull funding should the current gridlock continue, to no avail.

Requiring a supermajority to pass basic legislation is unacceptable, and a major cause of the current gridlock.

He said that he admires the spirit of Tea Party Republicans, but is "a little disappointed" with the current gridlock.

Current gridlock in Congress makes the possibility of such systemic reform unlikely in the near future, but smaller reforms are gaining ground.

But Orman says that he wants to break the current gridlock in the Senate, and Senate Republicans have been gumming up the works on legislation and judicial appointments.

After all, anything has to be better than the current legislative gridlock.

All the more so, he added, in the current partisan gridlock, "L.B.J. wouldn't be L.B.J. today".

The current diplomatic gridlock means that the Copenhagen summit is likely to produce a skeleton agreement at best.

A market-based approach, like a carbon tax, would be the best path to reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, but that is unachievable in the current political gridlock in Washington.

Matthew Rosenberg, 40, was initially asked to visit the attorney general's office on Tuesday to discuss his article about powerful officials "threatening to seize power" if the current electoral gridlock continued.