Sentence examples similar to logjam of claims from inspiring English sources

For many enterprises, the logjam of unpaid claims has become a major headache.

In an unusual logjam of contradictory claims, a revolutionary new model of the universe, as a soccerball, arrives on astronomers' desks on Thursday morning at least slightly deflated.

The new system inadvertently flagged thousands of claims for additional review, Levy said, creating a logjam in the already taxed system.

This would create a logjam of cases, prosecutors said, because under Florida law anyone with a self-defense claim — not just those involving a death — can ask for immunity hearings.

28), in which the author retraces the path that Robert Pirsig took in "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," John Leland describes Pirsig's "Inquiry Into Values" as an attempt to break through the "either-or logjam of Western thought (emotion versus reason... subject versus object)" and quotes Pirsig's claim that this was "a line of thought that had never been traveled before".

The logjam of tankers and trucks was adding to woes.

But he quickly became lost in a logjam of guards.

He said he wanted to help reduce the logjam of cases in Manhattan Criminal Court.

That logjam of companies arises from concerns over the volatility of the markets.

Ryu began the day in a first-place logjam of four players, all South Koreans.

As for visions, France has always had a logjam of them.