Sentence examples for current disorder from inspiring English sources

Where it can be, order should be brought to the current disorder.

Washington should therefore take the current disorder more seriously than Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld has thus far.

But as a polarised intellectual industry plays catch-up with fast-moving events that it completely failed to anticipate, it is hard to avoid the suspicion that our search for rational political explanations for the current disorder is doomed.

The current disorder is hardly all the fault of the Bush Administration, which had a few successes in nonproliferation, such as the dismantling of Libya's fledgling nuclear program and the partial roll-up of the A. Q. Khan network.

Writing in Monday's issue of The Independent, Ms. Abbott said the pattern of the current disorder was similar to that of the last major racial rioting in London, which occurred in 1986.

The room's current disorder, I learn, is due to the fact that, for the past hour, she has been having her photograph taken, the photographer deeming it necessary to shift the furniture as she posed.

Many current disorders, including paranoid, schizoid, antisocial, narcissistic and obsessive-compulsive disorders, would be reformulated into a general category.

Mrs. Megawati said that as a result of the current disorders, history might one day portray the Indonesian people as a "barbarian race" that did not understand the difference between democracy and anarchy.

But beyond that, understanding the evolutionary links between our current DNA and that of our ancestors could have implications for certain current disorders and diseases.

The most prevalent current disorders were affective (9.5%), and anxiety disorders (13%).

The most prevalent current disorders are anxiety (15%), affective (10.7%), and substance-related disorders (9.2%).