Sentence examples for disarray means from inspiring English sources

The disarray means Mr Morgan is likely to lead a third-term Labour assembly government in Wales.

Azerbaijan's detachment from a central government and the ensuing social and government disarray meant Mr. Abramov, a mechanical engineer, did not receive his $100-a-month 100-a-monthmonths.

But what does all this disarray mean for the upcoming budget fights?

What the disarray in the A.M.A. means to the patients of America is not entirely clear.

I'm not sure I'd ever be able to enjoy seeing the Devils in such disarray, because that might mean that they would cease to exist at all.

Visible storage doesn't have to mean disarray--just take a look at these elegantly outfitted kitchens from our archive.

What I mean by complete disarray is they couldn't even act like adults.

The Republican party may be in disarray, but that doesn't mean they can't find half a dozen reasonable people to put on stage.

The disorder and disarray at Konspiracy might have meant it fell below the radar as far as the music press were concerned, but it cemented it in the minds of ravers.

The Committee has now been thrown into a state of disarray and is trying through whatever means possible to calm the Croatian triumphant joy.

But they also see a McCain ticket as a tantalizing means of rescuing the party from disarray after the embarrassing Nashville meeting on Feb. 12, in which the Perot faction of the party wrested control from the Jesse Ventura faction.