Sentence examples for huge logjam from inspiring English sources
There are two theories of its creation: The Caddo Indians held that it was formed by an earthquake and flooding; other, more recent histories say it was the result of the Great Raft — a huge logjam in the Red River, which in the early 1800s forced enough water into Big Cypress Bayou to create the lake.
The bureaucratic logjam for veterans pursuing benefit claims has gotten so huge that judges — in Dickensian fashion — are having to work nights and weekends as they decide more than 600 cases each annually.
Not long after the strike against Bin Laden, an editorial in The New York Times discussed a shortages of judges, a result of political squabbling over appointments and said, "The bureaucratic logjam for veterans pursuing benefit claims has gotten so huge that judges — in Dickensian fashion — are having to work nights and weekends as they decide more than 600 cases each annually".
"The NHS is under huge pressure and one of the major problems is undeniably a logjam of elderly inpatients unable to be discharged home safely.
The logjam requires new thinking.
But why is there a policy logjam?
Others have pointed to 'policy logjam'.
… Nothing has broken the logjam yet.
I kind of like the logjam.
Obama and Brown hope to break the logjam.
