Sentence examples for growing paralysis from inspiring English sources

Faced with the huge protests against Mr. Morsi and the growing paralysis of Egyptian politics, a more conservative Islamists party, Al Nour, also broke with the Muslim Brotherhood to join the call for early presidential elections.

No matter who controlled the apparatus of government during that time, however, the results were the same a growing paralysis of administration throughout the empire, increasing anarchy and misrule, and the fracture of society into discrete and increasingly hostile communities.

In a new book, "The Metropolitan Revolution", Bruce Katz and Jennifer Bradley explain that the growing paralysis in Washington, DC, with the Republicans and Democrats locked in an ideological death-struggle, is forcing mayors to step in to solve practical problems.

His ascendancy, helped by Berlin's position at the center of an undivided Continent, has been furthered by the travails of Prime Minister Tony Blair with the outbreak of mad cow disease, and the growing political paralysis in France caused by the rivalry between the Gaullist president, Jacques Chirac, and the Socialist prime minister, Lionel Jospin.

Not surprisingly, filibusters have become more common than ever before in American history (from 6 votes on cloture in 1967-1968, 13 in 1977-1978, 43 in 1987-1988, 53 in 1997-1998, and 112 in 2007-2008), withethe consequence of growing legislative paralysis.

She became interested in curing paralysis growing up in Northern Ireland, where she saw victims of violence who were paralyzed for life.

Instead, analysts say, there is a growing sense of paralysis with the the government beset by infighting and unable, or unwilling, to enforce reforms because of popular opposition and resistance from unions before this week's critical summit in Brussels.

At the Conference of State Metternich lost his principal ally, Karel Clam-Martinic, in 1840, which did nothing to help the growing state of paralysis at the heart of Austrian government.

Amid the paralysis and growing anger the continental desire grew for stronger and more powerful leaders.

There's a growing possibility that such paralysis will be broken only by catastrophe.

TODAY -- Legislative paralysis grows worse.