| Maybe they should, as a reminder that our system will continue to function dysfunctionally until we do something about it. |
| Soon everyone will be as dysfunctionally hypocritical as we are. |
| After a brief rapprochement in March, when the chancellor threw his weight behind behind the prime minister over Iraq, it has apparently been back to business as dysfunctionally normal. |
| The centres can work dysfunctionally, which also occasions errors of response. |
| Even when Congress is not as dysfunctionally partisan as it is now, it is rarely deliberative enough to get to that level of lawmaking. |
| Both are legitimate, but problems arise because these two fail to connect or interact dysfunctionally. |
