Sentence examples for not fully functioning from inspiring English sources

However, when the mind is not fully functioning, a part of it, the reactive mind, takes over.

One polling place in Miami did not open until almost 5 p.m., and others were not fully functioning throughout the day.

Absenteeism and "presenteeism" – lost productivity when employees come to work but are not fully functioning – accounted for just over a third of the total cost found in the report, $278.4m over the next five years.

Employers are beginning to realize that they face a nearly invisible but significant drain on productivity: presenteeism, the problem of workers' being on the job but, because of illness or other medical conditions, not fully functioning.

However, when the mind is not fully functioning, a part of it that Hubbard called the reactive mind takes over, storing images of experiences, or engrams, which contain not only strong negative emotional content but also unrelated elements of the experience.

Behind the scenes, there were also concerns about what the world would see: images of runners so close to neighborhoods that had been battered by the storm, at a time when gasoline remained in short supply and mass transit was still not fully functioning.

"Me being the leader of this team, if I wasn't fully functioning, the rest of the team wasn't going to sometimes".

Even though we weren't fully functioning for a few days here, the librarians were online helping students with their work and answering questions.

"I can't fully function with it and I need to start taking account of my body and start listening to it.

A coalition of privacy groups are calling on lawmakers to fill the vacant positions on the government's surveillance oversight board, which hasn't fully functioned in almost two years.

Your Dec. 28 editorial "Temple to Justice" is correct in noting that the current Supreme Court does not now fully function as "a moral force in American life".