Sentence examples for disarray by from inspiring English sources

Its efforts have been thrown into disarray by Babcock's approach.

But not necessarily for good.*"The Legacy of Tiananmen Chinaa in Disarray", by James Miles.

For tens of thousands to have retirement plans thrown into disarray by some thoughtless decision-making is an injustice.

The answer is that they must clean up their balance-sheets, thrown into disarray by the fall in asset prices.

All seven train cars, including the engine, were left in "various stages of disarray" by the crash.

Those plans and those prepared by New York have been thrown into disarray by the governors' surprise moves.

But in the time-honoured tradition of Romeo and Juliet, their relationship is soon thrown into disarray by circumstances.

In Cunningham's adroitly executed novel, a New York couple's marriage is thrown into disarray by the arrival of the wife's gorgeous yet aimless younger brother.

Beneath his temperate exterior, Carter is boiling at the thought that his orderly life could be thrown into disarray by this glum ghost from his past.

THE NEWS Efforts to pass the health care overhaul bill were thrown into disarray by the upset in the Massachusetts Senate race.

But the opposition is divided, and it was thrown further into disarray by Mr Kirchner's death of a heart attack on October 27th.