Sentence examples for at disarray from inspiring English sources
In July that year, the British and Irish governments hinted at disarray within the Real IRA after several of its leading members were arrested.
The need to clarify the secretary of state's meaning hinted at disarray in Washington, where overall policy towards Syria has been overshadowed by the narrower and urgent question of how to "degrade and ultimately destroy" the jihadis of Islamic State, as Barack Obama has formulated his goal.
Some of the left's own supporters are becoming weary at this disarray.
Our friends abroad watch all this in dismay and disbelief, while our opponents rejoice at our disarray.
If accurate, Politico's inside look Sunday at the disarray in Mitt Romney's campaign offers a devastating portrait of the leadership problems the GOP candidate faces.
And you can hear yourself think?" She laughed at herself, or perhaps for his sake, to reassure him, but the mirth drained from her face soon enough, and then she looked around again at the disarray.
To a degree, the anger is also fed by misinformation, by deep-seated suspicion of Jews in general, and by frustration at the disarray and fractiousness of the Arab world.
As Mr Mamère puts it, since his selection Mr Lipietz has been "doing us more harm than good".Is Lionel Jospin, France's prime minister and the as-yet-undeclared presidential candidate of the Socialist Party, perturbed at the disarray among his Green friends?
But with the stakes so high given the looming deadline for raising the nation's borrowing ceiling to avert an economy-rattling default, satisfaction at Republicans' disarray was offset by concern that additional delays in the legislative process only raised the prospect of a crisis.
Shocked at the disarray of the colony, Raffles set about drafting a set of new policies for the settlement.
