Sentence examples for considerable disarray from inspiring English sources

The split leaves both institutions and their top executives in considerable disarray.

The Jets faced a Vikings offense that was ranked sixth in the league but in considerable disarray.

"There is considerable disarray within the Arab community about how to deal with Syria," Joshua Landis, creator of the Syria Comment news website, said.

As to the future, the chancellor is the strong favorite to be re-elected next year, partly because the Christian Democratic Party remains in considerable disarray.

Given early accounts that the records for Mr. Madoff's money management clients were found in considerable disarray, the announcement came earlier than many lawyers in the case had expected and will speed up the day when the legal issue of SIPC coverage can be considered in court.

In the past ten years, by using satellite technology to distribute its pay-TV services the cable industry has contributed to throwing the established distribution patterns of the big Hollywood film studios-and the studios' relationships with movie-theatre owners-into considerable disarray.

In addition, our subjects had considerable biochemical disarray as evidenced by the gross abnormalities of the other markers studied; this presumably diluted the ability of other biomarkers to recognize risk for failure of PAC guided therapy or 90 day complications.

It's not just down to their touring schedule, which makes you feel hysterical with fatigue simply looking at it, and which has left their van in a considerable state of disarray: in a beautifully bathetic display of the ravages of life on the road, when bassist William Cashion opens its door to fetch something, a bag of mouldy carrots falls on to the pavement.

The HV armoured-mechanised unit and the 1st Battalion of the 102nd Infantry Brigade panicked, believing the crossing point was lost, and started to fall back to Šišinec in disarray, sustaining considerable casualties.

Well, the Tories themselves are in total disarray, which is a considerable help.

The result was disarray among the bishops and a backlash among a considerable number of Catholics.