Sentence examples for fundamental gridlock from inspiring English sources
"In short, the fundamental gridlock will remain, and Republicans will say that the way to end it once and for all is to keep them in power in Congress but also give them the White House, too," he concludes.
The Federal Aviation Administration says it will begin a lottery to assign take-off and landing spots, to buy time until it can find a more fundamental way to relieve gridlock at overcrowded airports, like making airlines pay more for rush-hour spots.
The question ignores one fundamental nuance in the Illinois debate, where the gridlock comes from Democrats opposing Rauner's use of reforms as leverage for negotiating a budget.
Today's gridlock, he explains, can be traced to a fundamental difference in legislative philosophy between the parties: The problem for the Democrats is, they're the party that wants to legislate, that actually wants to use the Senate to reform major parts of our society….
Yet the movie Lincoln invokes a fundamental premise in our great republic -- the idea that gridlock can be addressed through discussion rather than bloodshed.
Outside our bubble, our fundamental infrastructure is crumbling from lack of maintenance and investment, not to mention political gridlock and score-settling, while inside our bubble, Elon Musk hopes to colonize Mars and Hyperloop us to places on Earth, maybe along Boring Company tunnels.
"Unless there's gridlock from divided government," said Milton Friedman, the Nobel laureate economist at the Hoover Institution, "the fundamental fact is that Congress will spend as much as the tax system will raise plus as much more as it can get away with in the form of a deficit.
