Sentence examples for uniquely dysfunctional from inspiring English sources
Its terms of reference took as given Australia's unique and uniquely dysfunctional three-sector system – some pay, some don't, and so ad infinitum.
"It's uniquely dysfunctional".
Even as we laugh, we're moved to wonder how our own uniquely dysfunctional families might react in such circumstances.
"It is the unpredictability".Stephen Bright of the Southern Centre for Human Rights says that California's death penalty is "uniquely dysfunctional".
"It is the unpredictability".Stephen Bright of the Southern Centre for Human Rights says that the California death penalty is "uniquely dysfunctional" (a term Judge Carney used eight times) and "will collapse of its own weight eventually".
It would be comforting to think that New Orleans is uniquely dysfunctional, unfortunately, however, the criminal neglect that characterises the state of the criminal justice system in New Orleans - huge resources allocated toward arrest and incarceration while rehabilitation is left high and dry - is mirrored across the country.
Dysfunctional attitudes contributed uniquely only to the depression composite, anhedonic depressive symptoms, and specific fears (an inverse relationship).
They reported that both attributional style and dysfunctional attitudes were uniquely associated with the number of prior depressive episodes above and beyond neuroticism, sociotropy, and autonomy; none of the latter was uniquely significant.
In a presentation laced with footage of her parents, Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher, as well as her own appearance as Princess Leia in Star Wars, Fisher gives us a uniquely candid and comical guide through the myriad, dysfunctional history of her privileged but troubled upbringing, and the maze of "Hollywood inbreeding" that is her family tree.
eNOS is located uniquely within caveolae of the plasma membrane which allows the monolayer of endothelial cells to compensate if its fellow cellmates become dysfunctional in order to maintain eNO production.
