Sentence examples for which gridlock from inspiring English sources

Injected embryos remaining from four of the five somatic cell experiments described above were allowed to mature to adulthood and crossed with wild-type fish (fish in which gridlock had been targeted have not yet reached maturity and therefore have not yet been tested).

Wildstein said the idea for the report came as news reporters began to ask questions about the lane closures, which gridlocked the town of Fort Lee for four days.

For years budgets needed a two-thirds vote to pass the legislature, which guaranteed gridlock.

Almost the whole of Germany woke up to heavy snow this morning, which caused gridlock on roads and railway lines throughout the country.

The estimated cost of flooding on two main roads, which caused gridlock in the centre, was more than £40m, according to the leader of the city council.

Drivers have also been advised to avoid Maidstone town centre and surrounding main roads, which are gridlocked by traffic.

The festival was affected by a deluge which saw gridlocked drivers forced to sleep in their cars as the car parks had become flooded and inaccessible with mud.

The Tour's caravan takes over smaller venues such as Briançon, a little fortress town in the Alps, which was gridlocked for a whole evening as the race vehicles merged with the cars and camper vans of thousands of cycling fans.

Residents have been helping drivers stuck in Southampton, which became gridlocked.

Gridlock on the highways has become a metaphor for political gridlock, which has multifarious causes.

Road construction is the immediate cause for the gridlock, which stretches as far as Inner Mongolia.