Sentence examples for seems dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

But it too often seems dysfunctional, partly because of its own decentralised system and partly because being Europe's creditor-in-chief is unpopular.

Over the past few weeks, Washington has seemed dysfunctional.

We called, we visited, we fulfilled the form of the relationship even if it seemed dysfunctional.

This would seem dysfunctional and yet this is how we are with our machines.

The craftsman is likely to seem dysfunctional in a culture of innovation and change.

At first lawmakers said the process seemed dysfunctional, but now they say a consensus has begun to form.

When the Bulls seemed dysfunctional with Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen in a constant battle with General Manager Jerry Krause before every championship run, consistency won out in the end, as it did for the Lakers this season.

Some of this seems either dysfunctional or annoying, and yet there are compensations.

You read the Senate volume and also this new volume where Johnson again gets legislation through the Senate, this time as president, and you can't help thinking of our current political condition, which seems so dysfunctional.

THE WASHINGTON REDSKINS -- They've never faced louder demands for a name change and the team seems more dysfunctional than ever.

And that record becomes especially impressive coming as it does in the context of a governing system which seems increasingly dysfunctional.