Sentence examples for and disarray of the from inspiring English sources
The first, on June 2nd, explored the competence, confusion, and disarray of the Bancrofts.
He is capitalising on the disgrace and disarray of the right, but he is also proving adept at co-opting and disarming potential adversaries.
For me, the deterioration and disarray of the movement is a source of hope: hope that churches will stop angling for human power and start proclaiming the power of Christ.
Australia had rebounded from the chaos and disarray of the final months of the Mickey Arthur regime, whose defining characteristic was the ability to consistently forge defeat in the face of multiple PowerPoint presentations.
It is not the mendacity of Mitt Romney or the dysfunctionality and disarray of the Republican Party that is the primary concern here, although they are aspects of the problem.
The decimation and disarray of the radial fibre network impair the distal disaggregation of settling neurons and reduce their migratory trajectory, but do not block radial migration or alter the normal settlement sequences of PP and cortical plate neurons.
In the literature, there is agreement concerning the deficiency and disarray of collagen fibrils in the matrix, but controversy with regard to interpretation of the architecture and the morphological alterations of the proteoglycans (PGs).
Key molecular and histochemical features underlying age-dependent phenotypic alterations of the human skin include decreased collagen production in dermal fibroblasts, leading to the fragmentation and disarray of collagen fibrils in the dermis.
Russian mobsters, taking advantage of the poverty and disarray of post-Soviet Russia, got into the business of buying military equipment and selling it to third parties.
He promised that Iraq would move from the violence and disarray of today to full democracy by the end of 2005, but the description of how to get there was mainly a list of dates when good things are supposed to happen.
Dismantling the NHS Nowhere was the dogma and disarray of Cameron's style of government more evident than in his reorganisation of the NHS.
