Sentence examples for the dysfunctions from inspiring English sources
noun
A failure to function in an expected or complete manner. Usually refers to a disorder in a bodily organ (e.g. erectile dysfunction), a mental disorder, or the improper behavior of a social group.
Kerr also overstates the dysfunctions.
It affects a nothing-can-be-done fatalism about the dysfunctions of the housing market.
There are moments of support and happiness, of course, but the dysfunctions are more interesting.
The picture is practically an ad for the dysfunctions of the current system of making movies.
It focuses us back on the true moral scandal – the jobs lost through the dysfunctions of our economic system.
Mafia-like organisations such as Isis know how to exploit the dysfunctions in our European and national systems.
The dysfunctions in newsroom relationships were perhaps the hardest problem to solve, according to several present and former Chronicle journalists.
I saw the dysfunctions of big corporations and I really didn't want to be part of that.
Of all the dysfunctions that plague the world's megacities, none may be more pernicious than bad (really, really bad) traffic.
Even if this is not actual the direction of causation, if you sort out the dysfunctions, the most damaging false beliefs will tend to correct themselves.
However, making the weather on the dysfunctions of capitalism is not enough as long as Labour still scores abysmally in polls on being trusted with the economy.
