Sentence examples for dysfunctional region from inspiring English sources

I compare it to Europe in the first part of the twentieth century, when most of the world's security problems came from that dysfunctional region, and now we've got this region that's causing all these difficulties.

After his long time on the road, Mr Pope's sad conclusion is that all the words he wrote, and all the risks he took, had made no perceptible difference to the crude way a largely insensitive and meddling West views a dysfunctional region.But his travels have made a very good book.

In the age of mushrooming jihadist militias in a politically dysfunctional region, UN mechanisms to promote human rights are inadequate in the face of groups such as IS and the Taliban.

Mitochondrial abnormalities accumulate in an age‐dependent manner, initiate apoptotic and necrotic pathways as the dysfunctional region expands along the length of the myofiber and, thus, contribute to fiber atrophy and fiber loss in sarcopenia.

Hostages taken today may nominally be victims of a single group, but they are caught up more fundamentally in a dysfunctional region-wide configuration.

In the 1990s the Far East fell into neglect and became one of Russia's more dysfunctional regions, where, as once in America's west, a bandit capitalism imbued locals with the rather un-Russian spirit of frontier self-reliance.This attitude, combined with geographical isolation from the capital, explains the region's feisty and independent politics.

If you're going to do good development aid, you have to be willing to abandon a village or a province where officials are too corrupt, with the recognition that you never would have been able to accomplish anything there anyway.But in Afghanistan we continue to pump aid into hopelessly corrupt and dysfunctional regions, because writing them off would mean defeat.

President Ollanta Humala's government has the legal means to claw back power and money from dysfunctional regions, but has chosen not to.Today's decentralised graft is not on the scale of the 1990s, when the president, Alberto Fujimori, and his spy chief, Vladimiro Montesinos, placed national institutions at the service of a vast racketeering scheme.

The crucial question to solve in these patients is whether percutaneous or surgical coronary revascularisation will improve function in the dysfunctional regions and ultimately improve patient outcome [72].

In addition, correlation analyses were performed in order to delineate possible correlations between average ReHo values of the overlapped brain dysfunctional regions in LT and ST groups and the disease duration.

The results from sleep deprivation were different than the hyperactivity and dysfunctional regions which were due to epilepsy in our study.