Sentence examples for Absolute disarray from inspiring English sources
"I think the economy is in absolute disarray," Ms. Waltuck said.
Everything we hear from employees boils down to this – the company is in "absolute disarray".
The tech and blogger community, along with Delicious fans, are crying 'no.' Michael Arrington says Yahoo is in "absolute disarray".
Maybe because just 10 years ago, dance music was in absolute disarray.
Conservative disarray, meanwhile, was being mirrored by Labour consolidation.
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That victory was in no small part due to Mr Abbott's promise of stable government following the period of Labor disarray, which saw Kevin Rudd unseated by his deputy, Julia Gillard, only for him to return the favour three years later, just before the 2013 election.
The latest setback concerning Mr Harward emerged hours after Mr Trump robustly denied media reports of White House disarray, insisting in a news conference that his administration was running like a "fine-tuned machine".
GOP disarray also has helped Nixon, Jetton and Rupp agreed.
But Trump often refers to leaks of classified intelligence and leaks to reporters about White House disarray interchangeably. .
WASHINGTON – Talks in the Senate aimed at resolving the crisis over the federal budget hit a setback Sunday as Democrats, emboldened by GOP disarray, pushed their advantage, leading Republicans to warn against efforts to "humiliate" their party.
