Sentence examples for becoming dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

Others fret that America itself is becoming dysfunctional.

When we concentrate our worry on our housing, we worry less about the wider economy becoming dysfunctional.

Although Sergei still believes in Communist ideals, Soviet life under Brezhnev is so immobilized by bureaucracy that it is becoming dysfunctional.

In recent days, many corners of the credit markets were becoming dysfunctional, with investors refusing to hold all but the safest government bonds.

She said, "We try to unite the emotion with the memory so the child can experience the event as an unfortunate thing that happened and be able to talk about it without becoming distressed to the point of becoming dysfunctional".

"Hospitals are becoming dysfunctional, they just cannot get people home because the nursing home places are not there, therefore people are becoming trapped; we've got record numbers of older people trapped in hospital right now and that is a result of huge cuts to social care.

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The immune system changes with age, with innate and adaptive cell components becoming increasingly dysfunctional.

By then, the Yugoslav federation was becoming increasingly dysfunctional, not least because after Tito's death in 1980 Yugoslavia lacked a politician with the marshal's commanding personality who could hold together such a diverse association of self-governing republics.

"That's now having a financial and operational impact on the NHS because hospitals are becoming increasingly dysfunctional … we're at a point now when we're on the brink," he added.

Partly as a result, even as several big-ticket corruption scandals have deeply shaken public confidence in public officials elsewhere in India, many Mumbai residents and corporate executives say they have regained some hope for their city of 14 million, which many of them had despaired was becoming more dysfunctional by the day.