Sentence examples for current disarray from inspiring English sources

If the right recovers from its current disarray, it will be Mr Chirac who benefits.

Both are reported to be integral parts in the Trail Blazers' current disarray.

But their current disarray amounts to treating financial markets with contempt.

One benefit of the current disarray over budget deficits, however, is that it has led to a weaker euro.

When the owners look at the union's current disarray, they have to feel confident they will get everything they want next year, and maybe more in 2011.

FEMA's current disarray and its failures during Hurricane Katrina are the direct result of the conservative Republican philosophy of less or no government (except, of course, for making war).

Indeed, the party's current internal disarray was probably one reason that Mr Barrow chose to call the election when he did.

At the time he was elected chairman, Mr. Icahn said: "Despite the rough road ahead, I believe in the long-term value of the company and view the WCI platform as a unique vehicle to take advantage of the current market disarray".

Mr. Cameron and his advisers appear to believe that currents of disarray in the Labour Party — whose annual conference last week was marked by boos at the mention of Mr. Blair, the most electorally successful leader in the party's history — has given the Conservatives the time to make their policies succeed.

San Antonio, which improved to 28-10, representhe the opposite of the Lakers' current state of disarray.

Rick Kuhn, a professor of politics at the Australian National University, said the Labor Party's policies had led to its current state of disarray.