Sentence examples for any disarray from inspiring English sources

"Any disarray or disunity in the party is the responsibility of those MPs.

"We've been concerned from the start of the unrest that A.Q. and its affiliates will look for opportunities to exploit any disarray," said a United States counterterrorism official, referring to Al Qaeda.

Syrians would prefer to overthrow Assad without foreign help, but if the West does carry out strikes, the Free Syrian Army intends to take advantage of any disarray in the ranks of regime forces to advance its own positions, said Louay al-Mokdad, political and media coordinator for the FSA.

To avoid any disarray, due to inactivation of X chromosome, researchers also performed a gender-specific analysis of the X chromosome.

Those who would doubt our pledge or deny this indivisibility — those who would separate Europe from America or split one ally from another — would only give aid and comfort to the men who make themselves our adversaries and welcome any Western disarray".

"I never saw her in any way in disarray".

Today, the term is applied to any scene of disarray, confusion or even heightened activity as in the headline: iPad pandemonium.

Rivals are trying to capitalize on any sign of disarray or confusion at the firm, as a weak economy shrinks the pie for everyone.

Mr. Bush appeared to be intervening in the discussion to minimize any perception of disarray within his administration that could limit his options or complicate his ability to galvanize support for his course in Iraq.

We will never get back to the original disarray, but any attempt brings benefits.

Stereotypes such as the vampiric lesbian Lucy Headlong seem odd now; they also have the effect of throwing any political message into disarray.