Sentence examples for gridlock offering from inspiring English sources
He also acknowledged America's tough economic climate and its persistent political gridlock, offering hope that things could improve.
So when this year's World Expo opens May 1 in Shanghai, a city of 19 million people intimately familiar with the problem of gridlock, GM and its Chinese partner will be offering a different concept of personal urban mobility: networked, driverless cars that don't pollute, don't crash and take up less space.
While the President sounded sincere in his invitation to Congress to join him, offering a Democratic agenda to a Republican-led House smells of more gridlock, not compromise.
Fed up with government gridlock, but put off by the flavor of the Tea Party, people in cities across the country are offering an alternative: the Coffee Party.
To avoid the legislative gridlock that has dogged Mr Fox's administration throughout its six-year term, Mr Calderón promises to form a coalition government, offering cabinet posts to members of other parties prepared to support him.
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.
Over the last few weeks, New Yorkers have been good about offering constructive solutions to the gridlock, although the focus on tar, feathers and running out of town on a rail are getting pretty old.
