Sentence examples for general dysfunction from inspiring English sources

The fight over borrowing can seem petty to voters, part of the general dysfunction of a place that often cannot get past proposals and positioning.

It is a sign of the general dysfunction that when Tilden's son, Vince, turns up with his Californian girlfriend, he goes unrecognised.

At the time, I took his reference to what was "going on" to mean the general dysfunction in the White House.

I meet a lot of people who were raised in these vaguely liberal, hippyish, bohemian backgrounds and I think, 'Well, where's the tension?' Struggles inside your head, notions of sin and general dysfunction – it's all incredibly fruitful.

Earlier this month, when much of the country was luxuriating in the lurid details of "Fire and Fury," Michael Wolff's insider exposé of the Trump White House, sports fans outside of New England were enjoying a similar, Foxborough-based tale of petty jealousy, organizational turmoil, and general dysfunction.

Mr Stern was found on the floor of his Geneva flat clothed in a flesh-coloured latex suit with four bullet holes in his head just before Lazard went public.More illuminating are Mr Cohan's descriptions of the scheming, politicking and general dysfunction that was Lazard a place where internal calls were left unreturned and partners often were not on speaking terms.

This suggests that travel times are less influenced by mode of transport than by road and traffic conditions and highlights how accessibility problems of peripheral settlements are not easily understood separately from the general dysfunctions of the overall mobility system of city.

These symptom-related changes were obviously not linked to general dysfunctions of the motor system since passivity symptoms were not associated with altered motor performance or action frequency.

In the Middle East in general, thyroid dysfunction, specifically subclinical hypothyroid dysfunction, is a relatively understudied field as compared to other metabolic disorders such as obesity and insulin resistance.

Although there seems to be an altered dopamine receptor 1 and 5 (DRD1/DRD5) neurotransmission in the SHR within the frontal-striatal circuitry involved in motor control [ 37], the present results may imply that ADHD is associated with a more general monoamine dysfunction than just a dopamine dysfunction alone [ 4].

Unfortunately, political polarisation and general policy dysfunction in both the US and the European Union continue to inhibit such an effort.