"It was a little small and in a state of disarray because the girl who had been renting it had been fired from A.I.G.," Ms. Slattery said.
For example, IITA realized that national cassava research programmes were under funded and in a state of disarray.
"There was a time when the Democrats couldn't find a candidate and were in a state of disarray, and now the shoe is on the other foot".
It was boarded up and left in a state of disarray; some with a historical bent became concerned about the future of the site.
Turns out there was an abandoned paddle tennis court on the roof, but it hadn't been used in years and was in a state of disarray.
Indeed like Hamlet, von Trier is a depressed, attention-seeking malcontent, forever insulting and playing malevolent games with those around him and inventing dramas such as Hamlet's "The Mousetrap", designed to disturb and expose the audience and leave it in a state of disarray.
He actually engaged in sex with the legislator when he made advances―allowing the man to perform oral sex on him several times―fearful of losing his job and also thrown into a state of disarray, having such reverence for the legislator and not knowing what action to take in the moment.
With its infrastructure stretched beyond breaking point and its government in a state of disarray, Lebanon has imposed a series of restrictions on the entry of refugees that has led to an 80% drop in new registrations compared with last year, despite the continued ferocity of the Syrian civil war.
The securities industry, with its offshoots in asset management, life assurance and pension provision, is in a state of disarray.
Then, with the president done in by Watergate and the executive branch in a state of disarray, Congress passed legislation preventing US military operations against North Vietnam whatever the violation of peace terms involved, and for good measure, cutting off all aide to South Vietnam.
"He can catch the opposition in a state of disarray and get that passed without much trouble and then he would control the succession issue," Mr. Rodríguez said.
