Sentence examples for dysfunction from from inspiring English sources

Only 1.075 points separated success from failure, dysfunction from delight.

But he has suffered severe sexual dysfunction from the surgery.

Lamoriello and Thorn observed the Nets' dysfunction from afar and came in to clean up the mess.

And if I'm James looking at the Knicks' ongoing dysfunction from the relatively tranquil confines of Cleveland, I would ask, Is this where I want to be?

That is intended to counteract "the emotional aspects of the condition," he added, "that stop men suffering from erectile dysfunction from talking to their doctors".

Every other family in the area code fell somewhere on the spectrum of West Coast dysfunction, from adultery and plastic surgery to addictions and misguided second marriages.

You could ask similar questions about the album's other songs, which target emotional dysfunction from an innocuous distance.

Meades slapped down such bourgeois sentimentality, claiming that concrete council blocks of the 1960s and 70s, which he acknowledged had been inspired by Nazi military bunkers, had been falsely blamed for every dysfunction from shoplifting to drug addiction.

The researchers compared the effects of Viagra with a placebo in an eight-week study of 98 women who reported at least a month of sexual dysfunction from taking antidepressants.

But the boy who would one day become the most infamous prisoner in Britain showed signs of dysfunction from an early age: beating fellow pupils at school and battering a teacher senseless.

But he appears to enjoy the challenge of saving ABB, a Swiss-Swedish company once considered the General Electric of Europe but now mired in huge debts and dysfunction from a hodgepodge of recent acquisitions.