Sentence examples for from that paralysis from inspiring English sources

We say, for instance, that Congress is "paralyzed", and that little can be done in a country where politics has become so "polarized", and we wait for something to shake us loose from that "paralysis", to return us to a Washington closer to what we remember and recognize.

The other is that when companies and consumers emerge from the paralysis that has set in, they will start spending money again because they have to.

In previous essays at this blog, I've written about the potential promise that the Durban Platform can offer for a departure from the paralysis that has characterized the past 15 years under the Kyoto Protocol with its dichotomous distinction between emissions-reductions commitments for industrialized (Annex I) countries and no such commitments for other nations.

BP is recovering from the paralysis that followed the 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster, at least in terms of looking for more oil and gas.

It was even alleged that his paralysis came from some unspeakable social disease, brought on by his habits.

Lamb suffers, as Nicklinson did, from such bad paralysis that he would not be able to end his life unaided.

But there is much speculation as to whether he can rouse his government from the political paralysis that has beset it, much less win a second term in October 2006.Brazilians have never been innocents in politics.

The economy is emerging from the paralysis induced by corruption and the lethargic quangos that stifled business under Moi.

Almanzo had a stroke, brought on by diphtheria, and he never fully recovered from the paralysis.

Even in rural Charles City, far from the paralysis in Washington, some people are feeling the effects.

Politicians who invoke their faith to lure religious voters benefit from this paralysis.