Sentence examples for remarkably dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

Sarah Binder, a George Washington University political scientist who tracks Congress, said, "If I had a measure in front of me — what do they do relative to what's on the nation's big agenda — I'd have to say, 'Wow, this is a remarkably dysfunctional place.' " The upside of inaction is its impact on deficit spending.

Then on Wednesday, as if on cue, ScienceInsider reported the resignation of David Wright, the director of ORI, over his frustration with the "remarkably dysfunctional" federal bureaucracy.

The director of the U.S. government office that monitors scientific misconduct in biomedical research has resigned after 2 years out of frustration with the "remarkably dysfunctional" federal bureaucracy.

But that was only 35% of his job; the rest of the time he spent "navigating the remarkably dysfunctional HHS bureaucracy" to run ORI.

Remarkably, dysfunctional mitochondrial respiration has been shown for Tyk2-deficient pro-B cells [ 24].

It's drawn a remarkably vivid, dysfunctional portrait of the Olands.

Remarkably, the pathologies of dysfunctional mitochondria aaRSs are not restricted to systematic impairment of ATP synthesis but rather seem to have tissue-specific phenotypes [ 23].

It's a remarkably sympathetic as well as alarming portrayal of a dysfunctional mother, demanding rather than providing mollycoddling, terrorising the household with her fragility.

Set in Depression-era North Carolina, this mellow, understated first novel recounts a year in the life of a 10-year-old boy who is remarkably well adjusted, and whose family (for a change) isn't abusive or dysfunctional.

Remarkably, by the third day I had made the emotional adaptation necessary to avoid falling into dysfunctional distress.

The board became dysfunctional.