Sentence examples for the gridlock itself from inspiring English sources
Even discussions about congressional gridlock have come to resemble the gridlock itself, static and tired.
Pointing to the 18-odd times Congress has tried and failed to reach a consensus on net neutrality, the lawmakers say the legislative gridlock itself provides evidence of an FCC power grab.
Originally appearing in Notre Dame Law Review's 2012 "The American Congress: Legal Implications of Gridlock" Symposium, Chafetz argues that gridlock itself is not a phenomenon, but an absence of it, and that looking at why and how legislation occurs is the more fruitful course of action in determining institutional dysfunction.
Of course, the genesis of a good portion of the gridlock in Congress does not reside in Congress itself.
The lavish cost of the preparations is itself obscene in a place where many lack basic amenities, despite the gridlock of imported cars in central Baku, the capital.
The gridlock melted away.
Suddenly the gridlock cleared.
Could it bypass the gridlock in Congress?
But the gridlock just got worse.
Two policemen are standing in the gridlock.
