Sentence examples for for its dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Congress is famous now mostly for its dysfunction, but as Reid has shown the Senate can be made to work.

For decades, Washington was known for its dysfunction; a place where a former mayor was convicted for using cocaine only to be re-elected after leaving prison; a city whose status in the 1980s as the murder capital led residents to move to the suburbs in droves.

Yet, for all its dysfunction, Lagos remains a remarkable city, and it would be unfair and inaccurate to view it only in terms of a score in a "liveability" study.

The parliament, for all of its dysfunctions, now counts in its ranks a number of committed young MPs, whose integrity and willingness to drive fundamental change can hardly be questioned.

Which brings me back to Italy, a nation that for all its dysfunction has in fact dutifully imposed substantial austerity — and seen its economy shrink rapidly as a result.

For him, its dysfunction, "shouting injustice to the heavens," is exemplified by evidence of heads of working families' having less money in their paychecks than many unemployed people receiving support payments.

Pakistan, for all its dysfunction, is a proper country with a proper army, superior by far to the tin-pot Arab forces that Israel has had to combat over time.

With two competitors fast on its heels, Pfizer is choosing younger and healthier pitchmen for its erectile dysfunction treatment.

"In a place known for its complete dysfunction, we have a totally normal relationship," Ms. Savino said.

A mammalian model of impaired fecundity with abnormal lipoprotein metabolism also has been described, but different mechanisms are likely responsible for its reproductive dysfunction.

Genome stability is extremely important for animal health as its dysfunction often leads to cancer and other genetic diseases.