Sentence examples for dysfunctional decision from inspiring English sources

Did he preside over "dysfunctional decision making and... a deeply demeaning attitude towards other people" (Wayne Swan 22 February 2012)?

He said Britain was "a once famous brand, now regarded as failing – no strategy, no focus, trying to do too far too much, massively complicated product lines, leading in little and dysfunctional decision making".

Specifically, human cocaine and alcohol addicts exhibit dysfunctional decision making in reversal-learning tasks that probe cognitive flexibility (Bechara et al. 2002).

Above all, perhaps, it is the Balkanisation of authority across Whitehall that is responsible for dysfunctional decision-making.

This dysfunctional decision-making system is a major reason the euro zone has been behind the curve in responding to the sovereign debt crisis since it began in late 2009.

These results support potential future applications of microstimulation to correct maladaptive plasticity underlying dysfunctional decision-making related to neuropsychiatric conditions.

Both reduced volume in the orbitofrontal cortex and dysfunctional decision-making in adolescence have been associated with the onset of substance abuse (55,56), possibly increasing the risk of developing dependence (57).

He described the Newsnight team as "dysfunctional, argumentative, leaking, not accepting an editorial decision".

The front office was presented as equally dysfunctional and incapable of arriving at a decision.

He blamed legislative gridlock for his decision and later lambasted a "dysfunctional" Congress that suffered from "brain-dead partisanship".

In the wake of that kind of injustice, we must remind young people that the dysfunctional system that produced the grand juries' decisions is not ours.