Sentence examples for collapsed into disarray from inspiring English sources

After the Sánchez de Lozada government fell, Bolivia's traditional political parties collapsed into disarray.

The official national army, meanwhile, is hungry, badly paid and collapsing into disarray.

Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, said: "Faced with a crucial decision on the safety and protection of the British public, the Conservatives have collapsed into total disarray on what is their first big policy test since they have come under greater scrutiny.

Mr. Adrover's backers fell into financial disarray.

Remove Mastroianni from "La Dolce Vita" and you get a circus without a ringmaster — the acrobats and other human beasts collapsing into clownish disarray.

The £1.5m damages settlement, which must be paid in 14 days, will be a relief for the SFO, which has seen its reputation battered after its investigation into the Tchenguiz brothers, then its biggest fraud inquiry, collapsed in disarray.

Meanwhile Libertas, the vanguard of the 2008 no campaign, has collapsed in disarray.

The ruling National Democratic Party of Mr Mubarak, which dominated every elected body but acted essentially as a state patronage machine, has collapsed in disarray.

She collapsed into bed.

Many collapsed into sobs.

The offense collapsed into dysfunction.