Sentence examples for gridlock of the from inspiring English sources

Such a step would help ease the gnarled gridlock of the current patent system.

But Obama soon found himself caught in the gridlock of the very partisan shrieking he had vowed to overcome.

It could be that even with a thousand "conversations," no consensus will automatically emerge from the hundreds of players who have produced the gridlock of the past 30 years.

Somewhere in the grey area where these respective needs overlap the two parties will have to compromise if America is to avoid gridlock of the sort that shut down the federal government after Newt Gingrich led the Republicans to victory in 1994.They have little time to ponder before a freight train of business thunders into Capitol Hill.

Julián Speroni is sitting at a table in the restaurant he co-owns, sunlight streaming in past the bottles of wine and olive oil perched in the window and the goalkeeper oblivious to the gridlock of the mid-afternoon school run choking Purley Cross outside.

The One report acknowledges that "the G8's broad failure to create a better trade environment for African countries, notably the continuing gridlock of the Doha round of trade negotiations, stands out as one of the most clearly missed Gleneagles commitments".

"This has been an aberration, this recent past, the dysfunction of Albany, the gridlock of Albany, the corruption of Albany.

Police predicted an afternoon of gridlock on the roads as people tried to get back to their hotels.

The two sets of music-industry merger talks -- Time Warner with EMI, Bertelsmann with Sony -- promised months of gridlock on the way to regulatory approval.

Given the partisan gridlock of Congress and the significant party split on climate change, the odds of the Senate approving such a treaty are vanishingly small.

Today, once I'd bought my medium-sized bowl of coffee and struggled to a seat through the gridlock of baby buggies the size of Humvees, something nasty happened.