Sentence examples for disarray if from inspiring English sources

"We are obviously in a moment of disarray, if not pain, and we have to regroup," he added.

Government lawyers said that the government's employment strategy would be in disarray if the jobseekers won their review.

He will warn that the school system could fall into disarray if the policies endorsed by the Democratic candidates are put into effect.

Not only did they shock New York, 78-74, butheyey also left them in disarray, if only for two nights.

I had flown to Sydney for a month-long stay in an apartment, booked via Airbnb, and I would have been in disarray if there had been something wrong.

He also wanted there to be loose props that players could pick up and physically handle, rearranging the room carefully, or throwing everything around in disarray if they choose.

Fragmentation is intricate social and personal disarray in the charming if doleful picaresque of "Resuscitation of a Hanged Man," underrated when it appeared.

But as ISIS looks at the disarray in American politics, and if it has the resources in place, it would have every reason to settle on a strategy that aims at advancing Trump's prospects on the American political stage.

Although the political uncertainty remains high, government advisers said that Greece would not fall into disarray even if it undertook new elections in a month.

Mr. Dewalt said that she was fully dressed but that her clothes were in disarray as if she had struggled with her assailant.

The crime scene supported that premise: forced entry, a house in disarray as if someone had been looking for something, an open safe.