Sentence examples for years of dysfunction from inspiring English sources

In 1996, after nearly seven years of dysfunction, he was ousted by U.T.A.'s top brass in an emergency weekend vote.

Without exaggeration, the single biggest impediment to a stronger economic recovery has been the years of dysfunction in Washington and the policies that have emerged.

While I had never used that word when discussing my childhood, "brutal" seemed to crystallize those years of dysfunction and squalor.

But when the lights go out in Barclays Center before Saturday's postseason opener, obscuring a black-clad curtain of fans fueled by six years of dysfunction, the stakes will have been raised.

"After nearly 20 years of dysfunction and paralysis, the administration has put a plan together that, for the first time, commits New York State budget funds to jump-start improvements to the Peace Bridge plaza," Ms. DeRosa said.

They are told stories of schools that escaped years of dysfunction by becoming "community learning centers," replete with dental clinics, mental health therapists and mentors from local banks and churches.

Same old Jets, too many years of Ryan dysfunction, get him gone.

They played songs that set a new land speed record and remained together through 18 years of drugs, dysfunction and fitful record sales.

Among the truths bared by the quake was the reality that, after so many years of government dysfunction, private groups and individuals had become some of the most important protectors of the country's treasures.

But as Republicans seek an Albany comeback after two years of scandal, dysfunction and one-party Democratic rule, the stakes are also high in the campaigns for state attorney general and state comptroller, where polls suggest the Republican and Democratic candidates are in races that are still relatively close.

Here in the U.S., the political establishment likewise begs for disruption, with years of partisan dysfunction, decades of American jobs shipped overseas, decades of stagnant wages squeezing the middle and working classes in real suffering, and more---all leaving Americans wondering if America the Great is in decline.