Sentence examples for example of the dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Many described it as another example of the dysfunction within the security services that has left Kenya, a country once known as an island of stability in a turbulent region, vulnerable to repeated terror atrocities.

One of the better examples of the dysfunction comes in episode one, when audiences are moved from the past to the present as an explanation to how everyone turned out so damaged.

Millwall's return to Luton co-incides with another grim example of the social dysfunction that so readily attaches to the Championship club.

It is a further example of the deep dysfunction of our government.

The piling up of rubbish on the country's streets, caused by a failure to agree on a new landfill site – and seen as a profound indignity by Lebanese – has become the defining example of the country's dysfunction.

If cable TV isn't a good enough example, consider the dysfunction of the health-care industry, where consumers never see what they are paying for.

A clear example where the dysfunction of nodal Nav channels causes nerve conduction failure is tetrodotoxin poisoning, the result of consuming puffer fish (Isbister and Kiernan, 2005).

For example, the dysfunction of neuromuscular junction (NMJ) and the loss of synapse and axons occur before onset of ALS symptom.

The best known example of mitochondrial dysfunction in HSP is related to the SPG7 subtype.

Why on earth, many Americans are asking, should the United States try to police a region, when all it gets in return is mindless abuse, blame for things it cannot control, and mob violence?The slaying of Mr Stevens is hardly the only recent example of Arab dysfunction.

The shooting in 2005 gained attention at the time as an example of urban dysfunction.