Sentence examples for disarray that is from inspiring English sources

Over the years, her life has been brushed by the sorrow and disarray that is sadly commonplace in many of the city's public housing complexes.

In what might be a holdover from Mr. Suharto's secretive system or might be a sign of the Government disarray that is also his legacy, nobody outside the leadership seems to know exactly what the parliamentary session will seek to accomplish.

One man perfectly positioned to throw some light on the disarray that is sweeping across the nation is Luis Giusti, the architect of Venezuela's Apertura Petrolera and last Chairman and CEO of PDVSA before the emergence of Hugo Chavez and Bolivarian Socialism.

Troutman, seeing the disarray that was surrounding Clinton at the time, accepted Warner Bros. offer of more money for the demo recordings of his album.

Of his firing, Comey said, "The Administration chose to defame me and, more importantly, the F.B.I. by saying the organization was in disarray, that it was being poorly led, that the workforce had lost faith in its leader.

That said, the right is in such disarray that it is unlikely to be a major force in the next election.

But as of now, Israeli politics are in such disarray that it is difficult to know what will come of the turmoil that Mr. Sharon set off.

The academy, the preeminent science advisor to the federal government, found a system in disarray: labs that are underfunded and beholden to law enforcement and that lack independent oversight and consistent standards.

Secondly, at the higher education level the education system is in such disarray that students are doomed before they even begin their careers.

In general, the accounting office said, the trust fund's books were in such disarray that it was impossible to verify that "the Indian received the full measure of benefit to which he was entitled".

It is not the mendacity of Mitt Romney or the dysfunctionality and disarray of the Republican Party that is the primary concern here, although they are aspects of the problem.