Sentence examples for gridlock arises from inspiring English sources

Our political gridlock arises, instead, from disagreements over the means of achieving those ends: through more government regulation or less, more economic stimulus or less, more control of individual behavior or less.

Gridlock is not the fault of a single individual but arises from an inability or unwillingness to seek consensus on issues on which two or more parties can agree.

Of the many questions arising out of the election gridlock (front page, Nov. 22), one lingers: Why is it that one country electing one president doesn't vote using one ballot?

Arise, arise, arise!

Problems arise.

Cheers arose.

Ambiguities arise.

Imitators arose.

Paradoxes arise.

Obstacles arose.

Servile masses arise, arise.