Sentence examples for deep dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Kejriwal had been an income-tax officer until 2006, and he became infuriated by the deep dysfunction of Indian governance.

"A deep dysfunction has set in," said Senator Jeff Merkley, an Oregon Democrat who's a leader of the fix-the-filibuster movement.

It could also undermine the peace process in Northern Ireland, a prospect rendered more dangerous by the deep dysfunction of politics in the Republic, as expressed by the no vote on the Lisbon treaty.

The movement has, since its inception, provided a lens less into the hypocrisy of the 1 percent than into the deep dysfunction of the beleaguered and depleted Oakland Police Department.

Father Vitaglione's central role in the immigration courts, as well as the repercussions from his recent banishment, point to the deep dysfunction in the system in New York and across the country.

It is a further example of the deep dysfunction of our government.

The prosecution itself is, in a way, the punishment, and through the rest of the movie, its director, Chaitanya Tamhane, a twenty-eight-year-old first-time filmmaker, lays bare some of the deep dysfunctions of the Indian judiciary, beginning with the ponderousness of Indian trials.

While these exemptions substantially improved users' access to care, their implementation revealed deep dysfunctions in the health system that undermined them all, regardless of the policy studied.

Sullivan has called herself an "incrementalist," but even some supporters wondered whether her talk of consensus masked a deeper dysfunction.

State Auditor Elaine Howle's findings were part of an investigation into $54 million found hidden last summer in two special funds, but it reveals the money troubles were a symptom of much deeper dysfunction within the department.

Sleaze is merely a symptom of deeper dysfunctions.