Yet the museum's garage can accommodate only 10 school buses; the rest will be left to drift about the surrounding streets, compounding the gridlock problem, or sit idling in layover lanes on Columbus Avenue and Central Park West, emitting dangerous diesel fumes.
In the same vein that he once suggested improving the World Series by staging it at a neutral site, Plaschke suggested fixing an occasional mass gridlock problem by removing thousands of seats from the stadium and filling the space with "amenities".
Considering that the purpose of data sharing is to maximize data usage [ 33], this potential gridlock problem constitutes a significant obstacle to sustainability.
In this era of political gridlock and unsolved problems, true bipartisan achievements are rare and warrant celebration.
Heavily traveled, these roads are subject to traffic gridlock, a pervasive problem that remains unresolved.
Every major city in the country suffers from gridlock and road rage problems; the average American spends more time behind the wheel than ever before.
This has created myriad problems, from gridlock that chokes China's cities to pollution that chokes its citizens, contributing each year to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths from heart and lung problems, according to the World Bank.
A1 Rolling With the Blackouts Municipal officials in California say they have done what they can to ensure that essential services keep running in rolling blackouts, but some problems, like gridlock, are beyond their control.
After weeks of dithering as a deadline for the federal grant neared and then expired, Mr. Silver has now ensured the uncertain future of an already strained mass transit system and the continued growing problems of gridlock and tailpipe emissions.
By itself, the recognition that we have common hopes and dreams won't end all the gridlock, resolve all our problems or substitute for the painstaking work of building consensus and making the difficult compromises needed to move this country forward.
