Sentence examples for less gridlock from inspiring English sources

The fewer of us in private vehicles, the less gridlock.

As London and Stockholm have discovered, congestion pricing could provide that — and cleaner air and less gridlock.

New Yorkers would enjoy the health and economic benefits of less gridlock and tailpipe emissions — and faster commutes.

For months, the Bloomberg administration has been selling the benefits — including cleaner air and less gridlock — of charging a fee to use the city's busiest streets.

Less gridlock means less idling and lower emissions.

Less gridlock means less idling and, consequently, lowers emissions.

What's needed is a way out of this negotiating cul-de-sac, a way for both sides to save face while they end this saga and return DC to its natural state of ever-so-slightly less harmful gridlock.

That leaves less chance of gridlock when a big institution fails.

While motorists generally applaud the philosophy behind the system — less pollution and gridlock — they tend to complain bitterly about how it is administered.

It would be better if that election were fought with new political leaders and under a new electoral system that makes a repeat of today's gridlock less likely.In the meantime, the worry is of no progress with the reforms that are desperately needed to restore vitality to an asphyxiated economy.

Consider the prospect that a Democratic gain of a few seats in the House or a Republican takeover of the Senate that leaves them well shy of a 60-vote majority could result in even more entrenched gridlock, not less.