Sentence examples for disastrous dysfunction from inspiring English sources
"We were written off as the band of disastrous dysfunction with too many personal problems to survive," he said.
Lots of people agree that our government is currently bogged down in a morass of dysfunction that's so disastrous that it's basically criminal.
Juggling multiple plotlines and myriad dysfunctions, the incorrigible Mr. Springall leads us through the disastrous shivah for a pleasure-loving paterfamilias (Sergio Klainer), reminding us that ritual can ease reconciliation, and that sometimes even meat and dairy can get along.
The top twenty words used to describe the past year include "chaotic," "turbulent," and "disastrous". Donald Trump's improbable rise to power and his 2016 Electoral College victory placed America's political dysfunction in an especially troubling light, but given the extreme polarization of contemporary politics, the outlook would have been grim even if Hillary Clinton had won.
Venezuela, long the envy of its neighbors, slowly rotted from neglect, sinking into "moneyed dysfunction" — the fate of a system "led by a masterful politician who happened to be a disastrous manager".
Executive dysfunction . . .
There is the literature of family dysfunction, often put forward by disgruntled writers who, plumbing their own histories, take revenge on their parents in "Mommie Dearest" style (the more disastrous the breakdown, the better the potential for promotion and sales).
