The 25-year-old could have easily improved on his tally with more care in front of goal and less dysfunctional build-up play from his colleagues.
These are not dysfunctional buildings.
Luckily – since only the bookies make money out of the jumps, and everyone else is locked into a dysfunctional relationship built at least as much on disaster as on triumph.
Finding current environmental law dysfunctional, Wood builds a case for an approach based on the public trust doctrine.
Twelve years after its stock market collapsed, along with its dreams of superpower status, Japan is still frozen in denial about a dysfunctional political system built on institutionalized cronyism.
Ukraine's revolution-yet-to-be-named was largely brought about by the failure of that previous, more peaceful but frustratingly unsuccessful uprising to change the country's dysfunctional political culture or build bridges between its regions, which have little by way of history to unite them.
Domesticity and rocky relationships appear to be the twin themes of New York City Opera's fall season: after the heavy weather of Leonard Bernstein's "Quiet Place," built around a dysfunctional family reunited by a funeral, comes a revival of "Intermezzo," Richard Strauss's airy comedy about, well, Richard Strauss.
Look at this way: after eleven years, more than four-hundred billion dollarspentnt and two thousand Americans dead, this is what we've built: a deeply dysfunctional, predatory Afghan state that seems incapable of standing on its own — even when we're there.
Computer games can help children learn narrative structure, make astute decisions and build confidence, even in dysfunctional homes.
To build upon previous work, dysfunctional transcriptome recalibration preceding cardiogenesis was prioritized.
In 1993, Lawrence C. Moulter, the executive who built FleetCenter, called Boston "dysfunctional," adding, "This is a town where there are three pastimes: politics, sports and revenge".
