Sentence examples for institutional dysfunction from inspiring English sources

John Kenneth Galbraith has suggested that institutional dysfunction on Wall Street played a major role in the crash of 1929.

The mounting deficits both symbolize Washington's institutional dysfunction and genuinely threaten the nation.

A shocking chronicle of institutional dysfunction, "The War on Kids" likens our public school system to prison and its disciplinary methods to fascism.

The sexual abuse scandal is not the cause but the outcome of institutional dysfunction, unable to recognise structural evil in its midst.

A lot of the blame is landed at the feet of the school system, another vehicle The Wire uses to explore the institutional dysfunction contaminating the police and the city governance.

Never mention state inefficiencies, infrastructural mayhem, proliferating parastatal behemoths, repetitive government disasters, massive institutional dysfunction, energy outages, failed or failing states which are only exceptions proving your prescient economic rule.

Indonesia features Southeast Asia's most vibrant and dynamic democracy, but debilitating institutional dysfunctions persist.

France has always insisted that it had no involvement in the genocide, though, according to a 1998 parliamentary report, it acknowledged "errors of analysis" and mistakes linked to "institutional dysfunctions".

We also touched on what it's like raising a kids when you're locked up and the institutional dysfunctions of the modern penal system.

The speech at times felt like a lament over the lawlessness, institutional degradation and dysfunction in Pakistan.

It's a different universe to 19th century offerings, when stigma and fear shaped institutional 'care' and dysfunction was attributed to gender, class or sin.