Sentence examples for perpetual dysfunction from inspiring English sources

The Knicks, bound in a cycle of perpetual dysfunction, are charging hard down the I-95 corridor, becoming a legitimate threat to the throne.

This is particularly evident at the United States Olympic Committee, where inept management has left the organization wallowing in self-interest, conflict of interest, petty turf battles, gridlock, lack of accountability and perpetual dysfunction.

The Pakistani Army has learned over many years to leverage its grievances, dysfunction, bad choices, and perpetual dangers to extract from the United States the financial and military support that it believes it requires against India.

He's also been blessed with loving parents and siblings -- and a happy marriage -- and has managed to escape the karma of family dysfunction that leaves so many yoga memoirists consumed with regret and resentment and seemingly lost in a state of perpetual navel-gazing.

Executive dysfunction . . .

Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.

Perpetual Groove, jamband.

Nothing is truly perpetual.