Sentence examples for how dysfunctional it is from inspiring English sources

Nor do I know anyone among the myriad people who have cycled through its staff who hasn't been aghast at how dysfunctional it is.

Neither Obama nor Netanyahu, no matter how dysfunctional it is, has any desire or rational reason to go to war [with each other]." But Omari said that doing nothing carries its own risks.

Researchers at the University of Louisville created a taxonomy that charts boss behavior in terms of how dysfunctional it is for the workplace, and how traumatic it is for the worker.

"The entire house was a house of cards and they realized how dysfunctional it was to the kids in their neighborhood in an increasingly resegregated school system," said Harvey Robins, the city's director of operations under former Mayor David N. Dinkins.

Leaving his mother's home, regardless of how dysfunctional it was, has required him to let go of what was familiar and predictable.

"Not being quite close to it you didn't realise how broken and dysfunctional it was".

Once you understand the role that party primary elections really play, and who votes and doesn't, the real question isn't why our politics are so dysfunctional — it's how could they not be?

This is how mistakes happen, this is how teams become dysfunctional, and it is patients who will suffer harm as a result.

"If you want to talk about how dysfunctional ABC is, this is not an example," he said, adding that he disagrees that ABC is dysfunctional at all.

London's most famous square, after Trafalgar and Leicester squares, is of course fictional: EastEnders' Albert Square, centred around its tiny garden and all-important pub, helps to create a sense of community (no matter how dysfunctional) that is still valued.

That's a signal for how dysfunctional the accounting is more than wasted money, but that's even more reason to get this financial house in order.