Sentence examples for spectacular dysfunction from inspiring English sources
With all its spectacular dysfunction, the British royal family makes for fantastic spectacle.
The vicious infighting and bureaucratic gridlock of the Clinton campaign have already been chronicled at length by other reporters — most notably, in articles by Joshua Green in The Atlantic and Gail Sheehy in Vanity Fair — but Mr. Johnson and Mr. Balz do a nimble job here of contrasting its often spectacular dysfunction with the agility and enthusiastic innovation of the Obama campaign.
Rheumatic fever and a series of strokes left her a virtual invalid in her early 30's, and her two marriages to Reeves McCullers, a failed writer who shared her taste for alcohol, would devolve into spectacular acrimony and dysfunction.
"This lawsuit is just another distraction from House Republicans desperate to distract the American people from their own spectacular obstruction and dysfunction," Hammill said in a statement.
One of 2016's most spectacular examples of government dysfunction was the U.S. Senate's outrageous refusal to consider President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
Executive dysfunction . . .
