Sentence examples for the same gridlock from inspiring English sources

Updated at 9.09am BST 8.54am BST Letta went on to warn that a new election could cause the same gridlock as last time: Lizzy Davies (@lizzy_davies) A new election now could well leave Italy gridlocked again, he warns.

Another problem: Downtown locations are back in vogue.Chicago has fanned out during the past decade to the extent that it now suffers from the same gridlock as Los Angeles, Atlanta and Houston.Motorola and CDW have opened offices downtown to attract younger workers who won't travel to the burbs.

"If we end up with the same gridlock we've had in Washington for longer than eight years ..

The GOP did this against demotivated democratic and independent voters, for whom a GOP senate just means more of the same gridlock as we have now.

The hapless crowd at Guarulhos was hit twice over: first in the queue, longer than usual since the gridlock slowed the cabbies' return to the airport; then by getting stuck in that same gridlock on the way to the city.

This battle of the caps would seem to take us back to the same old gridlock.

But such a scenario is more likely after Mr Aso has been prime minister for some time and has struggled, presumably in vain, with the same parliamentary gridlock that brought down the unfortunate Mr Fukuda.

South Wales Police are seeking urgent talks with the game's authorities to prevent May's FA Cup final and the Nationwide play-offs being blighted by the same traffic gridlock in central Cardiff that caused thousands of supporters, mainly Birmingham fans, to miss the start of Sunday's Worthington Cup final even though the kick-off was put back by 10 minutes.

Regardless of who wins the Senate in November, the next Congress is assuredly going to give us more of the same paralyzing gridlock of inaction.

We need creative solutions, not just the same old partisan gridlock.

Now the movie studios are learning to do much the same.The result is a gridlock.