Sentence examples for gridlock caused from inspiring English sources

"Naturally there will be gridlock caused by the sheer number of vehicles, landslides, and damaged roads and bridges".

That should make up for some of the gridlock caused by people on their way to and from the centre.

Transportation officials in Johannesburg are to fit the city's traffic lights with solar power backups to ease the gridlock caused by power cuts, the newspaper The Star reported.

Since November, Europe has been edging toward a state of agricultural gridlock caused by the threat of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease.

In the battle against air pollution and gridlock caused by cars, cities around the world are increasingly turning to a low-tech, two-wheeled solution.

You might not think so at first; your initial impression these days is of traffic gridlock caused by the rebuilding of the Stadtschloss, the City Palace, destroyed in the war but soon to become the new Brandenburg state parliament building.

Casablanca, for instance, has just a railway line and is subject to frequent gridlocks causing CO2 emissions and pollutions.

The legal gridlock has caused alarm.

And even though one overridden veto setback after a string of successes hardly proves his basic veto strategy a failure, it could undermine his campaign argument that legislative "gridlock" is caused by Democrats in Congress.

The roads in from the suburbs are cut by roadblocks, and Damascenes complain about appalling gridlock traffic, caused by the number of streets closed for security reasons.

Writing in the Evening Standard newspaper, which he has edited since May 2017, Osborne wrote that London's "choking gridlock" was caused not by too many motor vehicles but by infrastructure built for cyclists.