Sentence examples for gridlock between from inspiring English sources

That leaves us facing political gridlock between the sensible but cowardly party and the greedy, sociopathic party.

The politics of special interests is particularly harmful to environmental reform, producing only gridlock between greens and their corporate opponents.

In the interview Clinton also talks about the political stasis in Washington caused by the partisan gridlock between the two main parties.

If the court kills the act, then Washington is reduced to a triple play of gridlock — between the president, Congress and the Supreme Court, nothing gets done.

That sort of gridlock between the military and civilians could lead to the kind of street protests that preceded the recent coups.

He has portrayed his power grab as an effort to protect the revolution and overcome political gridlock between Islamists and secularists that has jammed the constitution-writing process.

Parliament remains gridlocked between these two choices, but, and as today has demonstrated, it can still act decisively.

Nathalie Criou, co-founder and chief executive of RidePal, said offering a shuttle service could mean the difference between hiring talented workers or losing them to the competition, particularly in the Bay Area, where highways gridlocked between San Francisco and Silicon Valley technology campuses can eat hours out of the day.

Models that propose a prokaryote-to-eukaryote transition are gridlocked between the opposing "phagocytosis first" and "mitochondria as seed" paradigms, neither of which fully explain the origins of eukaryote cell complexity.

Between cleaning up vomit and surviving the 24-hour gridlock drives between the city and O'Hare airport, those drivers are saints.

And with legislative gridlock looming between the upper and lower house, the prospects for any further Wall Street reforms are virtually nil.