Sentence examples for disarray due from inspiring English sources
John McDonnell said that HMRC was now in "disarray" due to staff cuts.
Mental health and primary care are faring no better – with both in disarray due to funding cuts and multiple reorganisations driven by ideology, not what works.
Toa Samoa's preparation for the four-week tournament has been thrown into disarray due to the nightclub incident which broke out after an official function at the nightclub.
With French fashion in a state of disarray due to the ongoing effects of the recession, which has already claimed at least one couture house in Christian Lacroix, several editors here at Paris Fashion Week have expressed concerns that other European houses may attempt to further their associations with celebrities like Ms. Lohan just to generate publicity.
The new managers installed by Gazprom may be right when they claim that NTV's finances were anyway in disarray due to mismanagement, however much the Kremlin's squeeze against Mr Gusinsky may have made them worse.Moreover, talk of a return to the Soviet past is exaggerated.
The chaotic spatial disarray due to extracellular matrix expansion disrupts cardiomyocytes interaction and causes arrhythmia.
"It was a boisterous week, there's no doubt about that, but the suggestion of disarray is, with all due respect, nonsense".
As the 1970s came to a close, the Pollution Probe Foundation was in a state of financial disarray, in large part due to the general economic malaise of the time.
LGE is seen in 40 80% of HCM patients, either due to myocyte disarray, dysplasia of intramyocardial arterioles, interstitial fibrosis, or other types of fibrosis (plexiform, pericellular, perivascular, or substitution) [60].
Far from "liberating" Iraq, the U.S. invasion has left Iraq in complete disarray: The Washington Post reported that civilians suffer daily due to the "severe lack of electricity, refrigeration, water purification, and sewage treatment".
At that level, the party might even hold the balance of power at the next general election, due by 2007.Now its electoral strategy is in disarray.
