Sentence examples for brought disarray from inspiring English sources

The regime of "dual power" quickly brought disarray to the country.

Mr. LaValle said the system would also bring disarray to the town government.

The ensuing disarray brought swift rebuke from several federal judges, blocking parts of the order at least temporarily.

"On an issue like abortion we need to have a law which is absolutely clear and not something that brings further confusion and disarray to the legislation," he said.

Roberts took over a program in disarray and brought an air of class and dignity.

President Laurent Kabila of Congo, who deposed one of Africa's great dictators but then brought his country into even worse disarray, was shot and killed today, diplomats and associates said.

"The South Africans are in a little bit of disarray, but they've brought in Willie le Roux who is a box of tricks and could pose a lot of problems.

Bob Farrell is the chief executive of business software firm Metastorm, which pulled its S-1 registration filing in November 2008, when capital markets were in disarray and every day brought the threat of another shock to the system.

Pulp brought a kind of magic to their disarray, just as they brought a kind of poetry to the everyday, to the familiar.

It all added to the sense of fin-de-régime disarray in the Conservative government which brought electoral rout in 1997.

An off-season spending spree also brought huge expectations for Washington, which appeared in disarray in losing its last two games, first to Detroit and then to Dallas on Monday night.