Sentence examples for old gridlock from inspiring English sources

This battle of the caps would seem to take us back to the same old gridlock.

To be honest, despite the political hype and drama unfolding in Washington, I've become numb sitting on an economic death row to the ad nauseum fiscal cliff drama -- and reconciled that this political crisis marked by same old gridlock and Orwellian hype will continue to the last minute.

"And this is the cause of my life, new hope that we will break the old gridlock and guarantee that every American -- north, south, east, west, young, old -- will have decent, quality health care as a fundamental right and not a privilege," Kennedy once said.

We need creative solutions, not just the same old partisan gridlock.

The Bloomberg administration prides itself on finding high-tech solutions to New York's oldest, thorniest issues: gridlock, unemployment, homelessness.

Trials are at the Old Bailey are in gridlock.

If the old Congressional problem was gridlock, the new one is juggernaut.

As government remains mired in gridlock and many older Americans cling to their party loyalties, your generation is going to have an unprecedented impact on the 2016 election.

Instead they got gridlock, with politicians both old and new incapable of forming a government.

Japan's population may be skewing older, leading the global march to demographic gridlock, but Tokyo feels like a city powered by the young.

Read is desperate to see the necessary road, rail and bus improvements to link old and new communities and stop garden city gridlock.