Sentence examples for disfunction from inspiring English sources

It develops and produces vaccines and other medicine including Lipitor, which lowers blood cholesterol, and Viagra, for erectile disfunction.

There's no way to put this other than to come out with it straight: the Pentagon spent an awful lot of money last year on drugs to help erectile disfunction.

Law academic and former Labor MLA Ken Parish told Guardian Australia Territorians were sick of the disfunction and disunity, in the same way national voters felt after federal Labor's Rudd and Gillard years.

From birth, a cerebral disfunction prevents all spontaneity.

He also said he was looking to create not "token consultations, but real consultations" with the eight cardinals, several of whom have been outspoken in their criticism of subjects including curial disfunction and the clerical sex abuse scandal.

Also, this group is called Softengine, which sounds like the world's most complained-about erectile disfunction medication.

That said, the fact that we do not have a single local.gov.uk is a symptom of the disfunction in our sector.

The army has also launched its own inquiry to establish whether there was any "disfunction in the command chain".

Bertone, who was appointed by Benedict in 2006 to occupy a role often described as the Vatican's prime minister, was blamed for much of the papacy's disfunction and poor decision-making.

The oil shortage makes it difficult for us to play a decent role in the world & to cope with our own unemployment & the social disfunctions accompanying it.

Can the French left in power and the British left hoping to return to power find an answer to their disfunctioning labour markets, especially for young school and university leavers?