Sentence examples for disarray part from inspiring English sources

The garden itself is in some disarray; part of it is being torn up.

Some 50 televisions dangled above or lay on a series of steps in general disarray, part of what will become the movable, multipiece set for the show, which begins previews this month.

Copenhagen attracted wider participation, but it broke up in disarray, in part because of continuing frictions between the industrialized nations and the developing countries.

But it has also hopefully liberated conservatives to look back on the Reagan-Thatcher 1980s admiringly but unsentimentally: To see those leaders' immense virtues and great achievements plainly, but also to recognize the ways in which in many of today's challenges — economic stratification, cultural fragmentation, social disarray — are part of the warp and woof of their legacy as well.

Trump was elected, but his presidency is in total disarray, in part under the weight of the mounting investigation of the campaign's Russia ties.

Whorled fibers are an obvious indication of sarcomeres in disarray, as part of the fiber contains sarcomeres perpendicular to the fiber direction.

Two of Germany's top dailies, the Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, are in financial disarray.Other parts of the business are scarcely faring any better.

The move throws into disarray a crucial part of the Indian government's turnaround plan for Air India, which has been struggling as customers have turned to more efficiently run private airlines.

These negotiations have been characterised by disarray on the part of the government, on a complete dislocation between different departments and the Treasury and it's been like boxing in the dark to try to negotiate with them".

Dell continues to turn in reasonable numbers while the rest of the industry is in disarray thanks in part to a pricing war that he started last year.

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.