Sentence examples for usually nonfunctional for from inspiring English sources

Are churches usually nonfunctional for you?

Outside, add a giant rear wing (usually nonfunctional) and modest front air scoop (definitely functional).

The above authors have determined, based on intraoperative stimulation, that fascicles entering the tumour are usually nonfunctional and their transection does not cause additional neurological deficits [ 45].

I usually use summoned visitors to push through them, but that system has been essentially nonfunctional for the past few days.

The turbine was never repaired after failure, and remained nonfunctional for about 20 years.

"We discovered that basically our finance department appears to have been nonfunctional for a few months," Ms. Anderson said.

Second, whereas removal of some components may indeed render a biological system nonfunctional for its current role, it may still be functional in a different way.

Although they traditionally served as an opening bid for negotiations with Congress, Capitol Hill's "regular order" budgeting process has been nonfunctional for many years.

The websites where people are supposed to buy health insurance under Obamacare have been effectively nonfunctional for millions of people since Oct. 1.

Thus, a probe sent may have been nonfunctional for millions of years before humans learn of its existence.

Oddly enough, shortly after the announcement of the imposition of its new fee, B of A's website mysteriously seemed to have a great number of problems and was actually nonfunctional for a number of days.