Sentence examples for and the disarray of from inspiring English sources

The apparent contrast between the unity of the right and the disarray of the left was painful to see.

The shamelessness of most of our politicians and the disarray of our public institutions have deep historical roots.

This has largely been because of political uncertainties that have been aggravated by Mr. Wahid's unpredictable style and the disarray of his economic management.

But a day of fresh violence in Israel and the disarray of the Arab meeting itself -- exceptional even in the stormy history of the gatherings -- threatened to overshadow his much promoted, much awaited speech.

The Bulava, whose name is Russian for a mace, the medieval weapon, was once praised by Vladimir V. Putin as a reflection of Russia's military revival after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the disarray of the 1990s, when the military suffered greatly.

Treatment with cisplatin resulted in destruction of stereocilia bundles and caused the disarray of three rows of OHCs and a single row of IHCs.

Just four months later, the political atmosphere in Mexico could hardly be more different: in late March, the government secured approval of a law to reform the public-sector pension system, the first important structural reform in a decade.The change is tribute both to Mr Calderón's political skills and to the disarray of his opponents.

They have announced the "capture and destruction" of Boko Haram camps, the deaths of "high-profile" Boko Haram members and other "terrorists," the "disarray" of militants, the discovery and destruction of weapons caches, and the "securing" of various towns and settlements in the north from Boko Haram.

A consensus has emerged to say that the disastrous situation in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone reflects the disarray of national health systems and a vacuum in global health governance [ 43, 44].

Russia has used its oil and natural gas to fill its coffers and rebuild its military after the disarray of the 1990's.

Despite colorful gaffes that would sink a politician elsewhere, he enjoys more power and popularity than ever, thanks to the disarray of his left-wing opposition and his brilliant reading of Italian sensibilities.