Sentence examples for clearly dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

A paradigm that robbed 250,000 farmers of their lives, and millions of their livelihoods in India is clearly dysfunctional.

John F. Lehman, a member of the 9/11 commission, said the new agreement "simply puts in concrete a clearly dysfunctional system".

That's the part of this that's easy to predict, it's harder to picture where this clearly dysfunctional organization will go from there.

Shown the report, Representative Nick J. Rahall II, Democrat of West Virginia and the chairman of the Natural Resources Committee, said the agency was clearly dysfunctional.

While some believe that the Lakers' season was lost when the front office hired D'Antoni over legendary Lakers coach Phil Jackson, the truth is that no coach could have done much with this injury riddled and clearly dysfunctional group.

"Credit allocation in Europe is clearly dysfunctional," Mr. Véron said, "and that's hugely serious because lending in Europe is so reliant on banks compared to the United States, where there are far more diverse sources of capital, like bond markets and nonbank intermediaries".

Yet, researchers have found that parents with PDs, especially mothers with BPD, clearly show dysfunctional parenting, even more dysfunctional, according to some studies, than parents with other psychiatric disorders [ 40- 42].

Clearly, a dysfunctional educational system that fails to monitor itself and that shamefully proclaims, It's not our problem," is to blame.

But they have been on the fringe – except perhaps in Wales where more systematic efforts have been made to restructure what was clearly a dysfunctional system with too many small institutions.

California's fragmented, post-war suburban model, which was created for a more even wage distribution in a mass industrial economy, is clearly becoming more dysfunctional by the year for a knowledge-and-services economy with a wider level of income stratification.

Giving him awards for his destructive messages only serves as confirmation and validation of ideas that are clearly and undeniably dysfunctional.