-- Allison Arieff, "Function Dysfunction" For more, nytimes.com/opinion ILLUSTRATIONS (ILLUSTRATIONS BY STEPHEN SAVAGE).
Her parents' marriage and their subsequent relationships, together with her own, provided a model of instructive dysfunction for almost every story she wrote.
During question time, Shorten moved to suspend standing orders accusing Turnbull of weakness, "chaos and dysfunction" for failing to crack down on division in the government.
The delay serves to amplify the shock, but runs the risk of showing only their dysfunction for so long that the reader might start to laugh at them.
(Hetherington intrepidly tails her subjects right up to the bedroom keyhole, noting that, "after divorce, a number of men in the group became vulnerable to erectile dysfunction for the first time").
Then again political turmoil is nothing new in a country that has endured political dysfunction for the best part of 20 years and is now set to be on its third unelected Prime Minister in a row.
While there he claimed he conducted 'research on pineal-hypothalmic dysfunction for NASA Solar System Exploration Division.' NASA has confirmed that Hatfill wrote to them and sent in two unsolicited research papers, which were ignored by NASA.
Clearly, committing homicide is an extreme manifestation of dysfunction for returning veterans, many of whom struggle in quieter ways, with crumbling marriages, mounting debt, deepening alcohol dependence or more-minor tangles with the law.
And some of them were recorded making plans to sell hundreds of thousands of pills to treat erectile dysfunction, for at least $5 each.
Social dysfunction, for instance, is commonly observed in transgenic rodent disease models.
Frontal dysfunction would be responsible for the former and rhinal dysfunction for the latter.
