Sentence examples similar to other gridlock from inspiring English sources
(Autoblog) Elon Musk, chief executive of Tesla Motors, appears to be as fed up with the awful traffic on the 405 freeway in Las Angeles as many other gridlock-suffering Angelenos.
Now, real dysfunction may make them look more carefully at how other democracies avoid gridlock.
La Guardia is so small that when planes are backed up waiting for a free gate, they block other planes, creating gridlock.
Traffic planners at the city's Department of Transportation say that less automobile traffic on Broadway is, in fact, a symbol of success, noting that the street's awkward three-way intersections with other avenues created gridlock.
In other words, American gridlock is a largely manufactured phenomenon.
Original studies by Metro and the Southern California Association of Governments indicate that a tunnel, if built, would open at Service Level "F" at peak hours — in other words, at gridlock.
While Connecticut's officials are gridlocked, other states are tackling the issue of property taxes.
While the world's leading democracy stews in its own gridlock, others are charting innovative paths.
Unfortunately, the current debate over guns on Capitol Hill leaves little hope for much of any response--whatever course it might take--other than more gridlock and name calling.
Perhaps, it is because while the president and Dems point fingers at others for the gridlock in Washington, they failed to create a message that resonated with all Americans.
