Sentence examples for is in a gridlock from inspiring English sources

"North Korea is fully aware that the international community is in a gridlock in further stepping up sanctions.

So Mr. Silver, who is most often blamed for the gridlock in Albany, is, in a beautiful example of that gridlock's reach, untouchable.

There is little doubt that our government is in a state of complete gridlock.

From Latin America to the Greater Middle East, the American system is visibly weakening, while at home, inequality and poverty are on the rise, infrastructure crumbles, and national politics is in a state of permanent "gridlock".

MIT is caught in a gridlock where many improvements to the first-year program are impossible when freshmen are scattered across the greater Boston area.

"We're already in a gridlock situation, and nothing substantive is going to change," says Bruce Bartlett, who was a Treasury economist in the first Bush administration.

Britain would be in a state of gridlock within days.

"We're in a real technology gridlock," said Peter Schwartz, co-founder and chairman of the Global Business Network, a consulting group based in Emeryville, Calif.

If you haven't noticed, Congress is in complete gridlock.

It was stuck in a gridlock.

To listen to Drake's Views (81 minutes), by contrast, feels more like being caught in a gridlock, buttonholed by a bore in an open-top car, making the same point over and over.