Sentence examples for just how dysfunctional from inspiring English sources
JUST how dysfunctional is politics in America?
Few observers fully appreciated just how dysfunctional the Russian state was at the time.
Last week we learned just how dysfunctional one department had become.
But once in a while, a new one comes along to remind us just how dysfunctional our mortgage market is.
Mr. Miller's list of remedies is helpful in showing just how dysfunctional and abusive the loan servicing business has become.
Otherwise, the deal could turn into a months-long soap opera revealing just how dysfunctional the family can be.
"What has surprised me," says Dittmar, "is just how widespread dysfunctional buying has become.
It was the latest reminder of just how spectacularly dysfunctional American politics has become.
All we know is that when we attempted to fight back we found out just how deeply dysfunctional the system can be.
According to Ken Berger of CBSSports.com, the recent feud shows just how messy and dysfunctional the Lakers organization has become.
The deal is said to solve so many of Google's pressing problems – from a lack of transparency in reporting financial results to problems retaining talent – that it's astounding just how such a seemingly dysfunctional company has managed to function so well for so long.
