Sentence examples for economic dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Gutted institutions, a caudillo (strongman) cult, economic dysfunction.

Myanmar remains beset by grinding poverty and economic dysfunction.

But for now, political and economic dysfunction feed on each other.

The economic dysfunction means that there is no financial underpinning for better health care or more widespread distribution of medicines.

Are there alternative approaches that could mitigate the way in which economic dysfunction leads to political conflict?

It was an era marked by economic dysfunction, lawlessness, rampant corruption and a ruinous war in the southern territory of Chechnya.

The analysis shows that Trump counties are places where white identity mixes with long-simmering economic dysfunctions.

In this scenario, the drug problem is seen to be a manifestation and magnifier of underlying social and economic dysfunctions that lead to violence and addiction.

Of course, many other factors also feed jihadi recruiting channels: political and economic dysfunctions in some Arab nations, the economic and social status of European Muslims, and so on.

Theresa May's one substantive campaign speech before taking office as PM was striking in highlighting the need to address the nation's economic dysfunctions: inequality, low productivity, excessive executive pay and the lack of an industrial policy in Britain.

As UK growth falls behind the EU's, see how all our great economic dysfunctions, our gaping social, generational and regional injustices, our overbearing finance sector, low pay and punishingly high housing costs are home-grown.