Sentence examples for due to the gridlock from inspiring English sources
Much of that is due to the gridlock over on Capitol Hill.
The limo driver arrived at my home in Santa Barbara hours before the show was due to tape because they anticipated gridlock due to the current fires which have directly affected so many of my friends that I felt a sense of guilt that this day was going to be fun and exciting for me.
But gridlock in Congress, largely due to the fossil fuel industry's undue influence, has stymied federal efforts besides the Obama administration's laudable initiatives to curb tailpipe emissions and place stricter controls on new power plants.
Some may argue that such gridlock is unavoidable in the United States due to the nature of America's size, polarization, and diversity.
Due to the affordability of this project, any single country could unilaterally undertake a geoengineering project, bypassing the bureaucratic hurdles and perpetual gridlock of international agreements.
The 2010 changes have been held up because the United States, the fund's biggest and most powerful member, has not ratified them and prospects for action before the end of the year are slim due to gridlock in the U.S. Congress.
But the money has stalled, due to political gridlock that, until recently, delayed the establishment of the National Reconstruction Authority, the body responsible for distributing the aid.
No matter which analysis or projections are used, the conclusion has to be that the damage that has been and will be done to the economy due to Congressional gridlock runs into tens of billions of dollars.
The authors went on to say that they believe any increase to the federal minimum wage is unlikely in the near future, probably due to Congressional gridlock.
(Ironic given that most of the panel and audience were late due to traffic gridlock).
