Sentence examples for sense of gridlock from inspiring English sources
Overall, there's a sense of gridlock.
The perception of gridlock surrounding the panel has contributed to a sense of gloom on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have begun to prepare for the worst.
The result: a cycle of overwork/fatigue/indecision on the part of Karzai, and gridlock and a sense of drift among senior officials on nearly all critical policy decisions.
But for those who have had to work with her, live with her mistakes or investigate her colleagues for corruption – or worry about whether Brazil will ever emerge from its cascade of crises – there is also a sense of relief that months of political gridlock may be coming to an end.
"I've been a proud guardian of gridlock myself," said McConnell in 2005, "but it never made sense for executive branch appointments".
And of course any plans to engage with Cuba are entirely naïve.It's hard not to find these complaints about partisanship, and the overall sense of resignation in the face of congressional gridlock, rather depressing.
The politics of gridlock.
The possibility of gridlock looms.
The threat of gridlock faded.
In a rare flicker of bipartisanship, the Senate has managed to overcome a threatened Republican filibuster on a jobs bill, dispelling at least temporarily a growing sense that gridlock in Congress has brought the country close to ungovernability.
