Sentence examples for point of gridlock from inspiring English sources

Guiseley and Rawdon Conservative councillor Graham Latty said: "For too long development has savaged our townships ….. this has been exacerbated by similar development in areas to the west on the A65 which have brought traffic increases to the point of gridlock.

Huge portions of the land mass have been submerged, so the northernmost parts of Amerikana, Europe, and Russia are still accessible, but people have been requisitioning these big container ships and tankers, and they've gotten to the point of gridlock at the North Pole.

The shipping companies said they were unwilling to pay union workers higher wages for weekend shifts and the Presidents' Day holiday on Monday while productivity declines and cargo backups reach the point of near gridlock, after months of chronic congestion in freight traffic.

The need for reform should be obvious, given the unprecedented level of gridlock.

"But not to the point of unbreakable political gridlock".

Earlier in the day, Boehner told reporters on Capitol Hill that negotiations between Democrats and Republicans over a deal to avert the fiscal cliff had essentially reached the point of a political gridlock.

On the opposite side of Highway 5, a sparkling line of gridlock points north toward the United States of America.

When his opponent charged in a debate that McConnell was the "guardian of gridlock," McConnell pointed to several major fiscal agreements that he negotiated with Vice President Joe Biden.

The year of gridlock reached a low point in the midsummer showdown over the federal debt ceiling.

This yearning is a result of years of gridlock, bickering, and finger pointing in our politics and public life, which were only exacerbated by the tumult of the Great Recession.

"Mitch told Kentuckians he'd keep the website up, while pulling the plug on federal funding, tax credits, and tearing down a marketplace that has made Kentucky a model of success for the nation -- all to advance his partisan political agenda that has Washington in gridlock to the point of paralysis".