Still, Agrovila Seis is limping along for now, reflecting the disarray of one of Brazil's largest infrastructure projects.
Treatment with cisplatin resulted in destruction of stereocilia bundles and caused the disarray of three rows of OHCs and a single row of IHCs.
Sierra Leone's preparations for the home tie against Niger on 4 June were thrown into disarray after the naming of two separate squads on Thursday.
Sierra Leone's preparations for their 2012 Africa Cup of Nations at home to Niger on 4 June are in disarray after the naming of two separate squads.
These operations began the Final Offensive, ultimately resulting in the destruction of the equivalent of an Ottoman army and the retreat in disarray of what remained of two armies.
A grand illusionPlans for a "grand coalition" in Germany were thrown into disarray when two of its main backers stepped down.
Boussac encompassed a disarray of doggy businesses and one bedraggled swan: the once-vaunted couture house of Christian Dior, a moneylosing mess.
Indeed, with the SNP in disarray (one of its MSPs has been suspended for repeatedly attacking the leadership) and a Labour government in some trouble, politics north of the border is starting to resemble 1978.
One need look only at the three most recent presidents of the C.B.F., the national soccer association, to truly understand the levels of disarray: All three have been charged by the United States Department of Justice in its investigation of corruption in soccer.
But the public perception of disarray is one reason the prime minister is expected to reshuffle his cabinet as early as Wednesday.
