Sentence examples for disarray about from inspiring English sources

"There's such disarray about coming to a compromise even within the Republican Party," said Douglas Cote, the chief investment strategist for ING Investment Management.

Despite that, there was an initial disarray about Hearts that allowed the home team not only to replenish their self-belief, but to exploit their territorial advantage in the most telling way possible, by taking that early lead.

Since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, they have been in disarray about how to oppose the president on substantive issues without seeming out of tune with the bipartisan chorus of the times.

With Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg ordering layoffs for 5,401 city workers, New York City's municipal unions are facing their biggest squeeze in three decades and are in unusual disarray about how to deal with it.

Yet the GOP remains in disarray about Peroutka's candidacy, which provides a bellwether for theocratic groups seeking to leverage national influence by running for local office.

Yet congressional Republicans are in increasing disarray about when and how to take on the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare, so there's reason to doubt the president-elect's assertion that Congress could act on his unseen health care proposals the same day, or even the same hour, that he sends them to Capitol Hill.

The Government is in disarray, thrashing about in a web of wicked whispers.

And Mr Rajoy is committed to letting pension payments rise with inflation.Happily for him the Socialist opposition is in disarray, squabbling about who will take over the party leadership from José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, the outgoing prime minister.

He left a body of work that was in complete disarray, with about 35,000 prints, 6,600 rolls of film (2,500 rolls of exposed but undeveloped film and 4,100 processed but not reviewed), 45,000 colour transparencies, and about 22,000 contact sheets (nearly 800,000 images).

By April, be clicking on all cylinders and be ready to head into the playoffs with one goal in mind.' " But on Friday, with the losing streak hitting five and the team seemingly in disarray, talking about the playoffs seemed, at the very least, a bit premature.

While the liberals cast about in disarray, the Republicans developed an effective antiliberal rhetoric and stuck with it to great effect, eventually landing Ronald Reagan in the White House.