Sentence examples for dysfunction though from inspiring English sources

There is some thrilling classroom brutality and operatic dysfunction, though Whiplash perhaps jazz-drums itself into a bit of a corner.

Put it all together, and you have a pretty clear road map to dysfunction, though one that is admittedly incomplete (please add your suggested explanations in comments).

Now, I don't begrudge Rush his Viagra, if he has a problem with erectile dysfunction (though I certainly too do not favor posting his activities on YouTube).

STEP TWO: Child develops mild, usually asymptomatic mitochondrial dysfunction (though I wonder if the ear infections and eczema so common in these cases might also be symptoms of mito problems).

The combination was associated with a 21% incidence of left ventricular dysfunction, though mostly of grade 1 or 2 severity.

It has been shown that visceral fat accumulation is associated with autonomic dysfunction, though the precise mechanism remains unclear.

Other dysfunction terms, though, might be understood by experts but not by indexers, leading to an apparent under-representation of some neuromuscular dysfunction terms.

Given the dysfunction within Congress, though, we would assign a very low probability to that.

"Unfortunately, men are often embarrassed when it comes to talking about erectile dysfunction, even though it is a common condition and nothing to be ashamed of," said Laura Berman, PhD, Everyday Health's sexual health expert.

Here is where your typical American news story might turn into a parable of addiction and dysfunction, even though the evidence we have suggests the vast majority of pain patients don't become addicted.

Cyclophosphamide toxicity concerns arise in all patients with renal dysfunction even though the cyclophosphamide dose was relatively low (600 mg) in the present case.