Sentence examples for deep disarray from inspiring English sources

His party is in deep disarray though.

His departure threw the nascent peace process into deep disarray.

The Liberal Democrats were left in deep disarray after a late-night rejection of the deal on Wednesday.

But Mr Chrétien, having lost a popular and effective finance minister, now faces a party in deep disarray and near-revolt.

They are another sign of the deep disarray of the Texas Youth Commission, the nation's second-largest, after Florida's, and most troubled juvenile corrections agency.

An ally of Mr Kuroda's said that if Mr Abe delayed, he would lose credibility over dealing with a gross national debt that stands at over 240% of GDP.The opposition's deep disarray also provides an opportunity for the ruling coalition.

The assassination of Ms. Bhutto in December left her party in even deeper disarray.

The move shuts off the last remaining legal source of the drugs used in lethal injections, throwing death penalty states into deeper disarray as they struggle to obtain drugs and carry out executions.

Broken Britain Toryism is now in deep intellectual disarray.

But the Republican primary contest this year bared the deep conservative disarray.

Too reliant on sleepy federal regulators in the Bill Clinton Administration, Davis found himself on his own dealing with blackouts, regulated utilities in deep financial disarray, and the need for big emergency power buys and consumer rate increases.