Sentence examples for dysfunctional ones from inspiring English sources

(Or lonely, dysfunctional ones).

But the proposals also have some costs, because they will apply to well-run corporations as well as dysfunctional ones and not all shareholders who will want to take advantage of the new rules will be angels".

Strangers can't always be trusted, and the government will do everything it can to bleed you dry, but families, even squabbling, deeply dysfunctional ones, have a way of banding together to look out for their own.

Classical tissue engineering is based on culturing cells in scaffolds, artificial extracellular matrix mimics, with the hope that the process leads to tissues and organs, that upon implantation can replace damaged, dysfunctional ones and lead to regeneration.

They realize that violent upbringings or peaceful ones, sound school systems or dysfunctional ones, friends, money and opportunity all influence individuals.

Theoretically, cell recruitment could work as another selection step, preferring still-functional cells over dysfunctional ones.

The protagonist of Ronald Bronstein's "Frownland," the seminal movie of recent New York independent filmmaking, also makes his living that way — though he's not a teen-ager but an adult, albeit a seriously dysfunctional one (played by Dore Mann, also appearing in his first film), who lives on his own and is driven, by van, to make day trips for sales calls in the New York area.

In the latest report on the case, in June, the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, said an investigation showed that "depression and mental deterioration" had sent Ms. Johnson on a slide from a caring and skilled foster parent to a dysfunctional one.

Last week we learned just how dysfunctional one department had become.

Dysfunctional one year, a beacon of stability and rest the next.

If there is such a thing as a journalistic "family", it is a highly dysfunctional one.