Sentence examples for all the dysfunctions from inspiring English sources

Now California government has all the dysfunctions that mark national government, but at a more advanced stage.

Though not a panacea for all the dysfunctions of corporate, yet Enterprise 2.0 is ready to take a plunge into mainstream business market, to usher in a new era (McAfee [2006]; Lennon [2009]).

Tinnitus is known to occur as a concomitant of almost all the dysfunctions that involve the human auditory system [ 1], and it is postulated that the aetiology of tinnitus is diverse and that different activation circumstances can be present [ 10].

Of all the dysfunctions that plague the world's megacities, none may be more pernicious than bad (really, really bad) traffic.

Set in the fictional American city of Springfield, The Simpsons centres on a family with all the dysfunctions of the modern era but the demographics of the 1950s: two married parents, two preadolescent children and an infant, living grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

Yet of all the dysfunctions of modern medicine, the way we treat depression may be the worst.

In summary, PMN apoptosis contributes to cellular malfunction in uremia, but does not account for all the dysfunction.

"When you're the only person dealing with it, you're subject to all of the dysfunctions we all have.

And he said that psychology lost its way, that for 100 years it has attempted to solve all of the dysfunctions of human behavior.

Yet for all the dysfunction on display in Washington, the hand-wringing is overwrought.

"I was reading and researching into the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq, reading about all the dysfunction and competition in Washington and how the Brits got star-struck and were lured into it.