Sentence examples for current dysfunction from inspiring English sources

London did get its wish with the EU, which has also grown to 28 members – a major factor in its current dysfunction.

The political center ought to be fertile ground given the current dysfunction on fiscal matters, but why not the wings, too?

Seen through foreign eyes, the current dysfunction within Congress is at once distinctively American and recognisable as a political crisis within a grand coalition: in essence the Tea Party is walking out on other members of the Republican alliance, whom you might call the Business Party, the National Security Party and the Christian Values Party.

Companies must consider not only hiring practices, but also distribution of responsibilities, performance evaluation, and how the current dysfunction of these processes breeds an overall bias that colors the view of female competence.

There is no reason to expect that the current dysfunction will improve without new reforms.

It is still disruptive and adds to the current dysfunction but relatively short-term.

"Current's dysfunction permeated all levels of the organization.

Unlike that scene of purposeful effort, however, Mr. Alexander's painting was triggered by what he calls his "sense of outrage" at current governmental dysfunction.

In Our Divided Political Heart: The Battle for the American Idea in an Age of Discontent (Bloomsbury, $18), the Washington Post columnist E. J. Dionne Jr. situates our current political dysfunction in the full sweep of American history.

A few days ago on MSNBC, I made the point that when it comes to the current government dysfunction, I don't expect the Tea Party Republicans to help (about 13 minutes in).

But with our current political dysfunction, that is virtually impossible.