Sentence examples for so much gridlock from inspiring English sources

The problem is that this approach locks us into the same debate framework we've been stuck in since 1980, which has produced so much gridlock.

Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). said the vote was a welcome change after "so much gridlock," and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev). said he was "optimistic that this show of bipartisanship signals a renewed spirit of working together to solve our shared challenges". The bill now goes to the House.

Rarely has there been so much birthday gridlock around notable vehicles.

We would have just as much gridlock but at half the cost.

Spurred by expert predictions that the volume of holiday traffic in Manhattan this season threatens to cause so much chaos that gridlock will itself be gridlocked, city officials have called in yet more experts to deploy a selection of congestion-busting innovations, described below.

We don't have a solution to that political problem, and as with so much else these days, gridlock may well prevail.

Legislative and congressional districts have been redrawn by a citizen's commission without the gerrymandering that has contributed so much to the stalemates and gridlock in Washington and Sacramento for most of the last two decades.

Now that we hear so much talk about the dreaded gridlock of our streets, and now that we have begun doing something about it (namely, the "No Right Turn, 3 to 6 p.m". signs at corners like 7th and Broadway, downtown), it's time to consider the one measure that would do the most to eliminate gridlock.

So the emergence of parliamentary-style parties in America is a formula for "willful obstruction" and gridlock.So far, so much conventional wisdom.

If times were good, gridlock wouldn't matter so much.

L.A.'s sensor-and-algorithm-driven Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control System is already one of the world's most sophisticated traffic-mitigation tools, but it can only do so much to manage the city's eternally unsophisticated gridlock.