Sentence examples for gridlock due to from inspiring English sources
Our federal government is in a bind as it's supposed to be providing solutions to some of the biggest national challenges, but is currently stuck in legislative gridlock due to intense partisanship.
The limo driver arrived at my home in Santa Barbara hours before the show was due to tape because they anticipated gridlock due to the current fires which have directly affected so many of my friends that I felt a sense of guilt that this day was going to be fun and exciting for me.
Commuters are gridlocked due to a fender bender clearly off the road and not impacting traffic, yet traffic has come to a standstill in compulsive observance of said minor fender bender.
The 2010 changes have been held up because the United States, the fund's biggest and most powerful member, has not ratified them and prospects for action before the end of the year are slim due to gridlock in the U.S. Congress.
But gridlock in Congress, largely due to the fossil fuel industry's undue influence, has stymied federal efforts besides the Obama administration's laudable initiatives to curb tailpipe emissions and place stricter controls on new power plants.
"Traffic is gridlocked at the airport due to @wmata's shutdown of 2 stations, including ours.," the airport said on its Twitter feed.
(Ironic given that most of the panel and audience were late due to traffic gridlock).
There's huge potential to turn cities into places that bring us joy instead of anger and aversion due to traffic, gridlock, etc.
But the money has stalled, due to political gridlock that, until recently, delayed the establishment of the National Reconstruction Authority, the body responsible for distributing the aid.
There's huge potential to turn cities into places that bring us joy instead of anger and aversion due to traffic, gridlock, etc. There's also the idea that with no need for parking, cities have a tremendous amount of reclaimed space.
