Sentence examples for grave dysfunction from inspiring English sources

Éric Besson, the French industry minister, told the television station LCI on Monday that the audits had shown "areas of grave dysfunction within the company's management".

Together, those lapses amount to nothing less than the gravest dysfunctions in the national security apparatus of the United States since the modern Defense Department and the Central Intelligence Agency were created at the dawn of the cold war, and the commission has proposed perhaps the most extensive overhaul of those functions since then.

But the report brushed aside the doubts by describing the delays in returning her to South Africa as "grave management dysfunction" and "incompetence fighting with absurdity".

The Senate report on the issue that accompanies the new legislation does not deal with that issue, but describes French foot-dragging on returning the remains as showing "grave management dysfunction" and "incompetence fighting with absurdity".

Often subject to physical and emotional neglect and various forms of family dysfunction, they are at grave risk of experiencing chronic disease, substance abuse, learning and behavioral problems throughout their lives.

Mr. Wilkerson suggested that the dysfunction within the administration was so grave that "if something comes along that is truly serious, truly serious, something like a nuclear weapon going off in a major American city, or something like a major pandemic, you are going to see the ineptitude of this government in a way that will take you back to the Declaration of Independence".

Graves ophthalmopathy (an eye disease related to thyroid dysfunction) usually occurs in people with hyperthyroidism, although it can occur in people with normal or even reduced thyroid function.

When Annie intimates a prickly uncertainty at what might be involved in the adoption — the child's traumatic history, the possibility of disease or dysfunction — Alemu ends their discussion with a grave observation that hangs in the air.

Physicians should therefore be aware of the grave prognosis for patients with necrotizing fasciitis and who present with pre-existing chronic liver dysfunction or chronic renal failure, with thrombocytopenia, or with hypoalbuminemia.

It has also been shown that thymus dysfunction predisposes patients with the deletion to different autoimmune diseases, i.e. juvenile arthritis, thrombocytopenia and Graves-Basedov disease [ 30].

Executive dysfunction . . .