Sentence examples for which is particularly dysfunctional from inspiring English sources

The election commission, which is particularly dysfunctional, rebuffed its own staff's findings that the $96,000 payment violated election law.

The Franco-German tie is particularly dysfunctional and strained.

Joel Bakan, a legal academic, has produced a book and a film both called "The Corporation"—which argue that, if companies are people, they are particularly dysfunctional and irresponsible ones.

My greatest childhood memories with my sister involve the two of us talking shit about people, particularly our family, which is so dysfunctional we should have our own reality show.

Hague and Llewellyn are known to support a much more robust policy particularly on Bosnia, which is dysfunctional and utterly divided despite 15 years of western "nation-building".

Which isn't particularly satisfying.

It is not just Al-Madinah school which is dysfunctional.

Thus anti-inflammatory HDL turns proinflammatory which is also called dysfunctional HDL [ 30].

Even in Peep Show, which is equally dark and dysfunctional, David Mitchell's Mark offers some rectitude.

The heel had a bulbous, sculptured Brancusi quality, which was wholly dysfunctional and sublime.

If the rate at which healthy mitochondria become dysfunctional is particularly slow, then the model predicts a steady state where all the dysfunctional mitochondria have been removed by non-selective mitophagy.