Sentence examples for be thrown into disarray from inspiring English sources

If any of these charges hold up, the vote for president could be thrown into disarray.

And if bad weather hits, the entire system may be thrown into disarray as flights are delayed or canceled.

Beneath his temperate exterior, Carter is boiling at the thought that his orderly life could be thrown into disarray by this glum ghost from his past.

Even couples who have been eating together happily for years can be thrown into disarray when one partner suddenly takes up a new diet.

They also acknowledged that such a move will be critical to protecting Iraq's assets, or the government's main source of revenue — oil exports — could be thrown into disarray when the United Nations resolution expires Dec. 31.

Because La Guardia serves so many airlines, which fly to so many cities, it is like a finely calibrated instrument that can be thrown into disarray by the smallest disruption -- bad weather here or anywhere else, late arrivals, air traffic control glitches or bunching, when airlines schedule too many flights at once.

That outcome has been thrown into disarray.

Oxford and Cambridge, however, were thrown into disarray.

The devolved Assembly has been thrown into disarray following the murder of Mr McGuigan last month.

The deal was thrown into disarray, however, when another bank, Wells Fargo, made a counter-offer.

Its efforts have been thrown into disarray by Babcock's approach.