Sentence examples for disarray time from inspiring English sources

It came after the foundation's finances "fell into disarray," Time magazine reports, which was followed by "institutional mismanagement, political gamesmanship and bad faith".

Macedonio builds a multi­dimensional labyrinth in which everything is thrown into disarray: time and space, the metaphysical status of characters (one resigns from the novel, others are rejected and so are already absent) and even the reader ("You yourself, Reader, are here a part of my work").

Mr da Silva, governing in a minority, has a tough act to follow.In this section Why war would be justified Up and half-away, he goes Uncommon disarray A time to talk, and a time to do Sunshine or storms?

The household was in disarray as time passed after surgery, the first phase of my treatment and I got weaker and sicker.

Former House of Representatives Majority Leader Eric Cantor's historic primary defeat has thrown the Republican Party into complete disarray at a time when Congress' approval ratings are at an all-time low.

"It was all in a state of disarray at the time".

Take the universe, for example: it began in violent disarray, but over time has resolved itself into stars, galaxies, clusters and other structures.

And the outcome left the state party's leadership in disarray at a time when many believe Republicans should be poised for a strong showing at the polls, given the paralysis in the Democratic-controlled State Capitol.

The stunning turn of events in the House left the status of negotiations to head off a combination of automatic tax increases and significant federal spending cuts in disarray with little time before the start of the new year.

On the other hand, if one, big unplanned expense would throw your life into disarray, it's time to take a closer look at your lifestyle.

Throw a cumbersome--and fragile--laptop into the mix, and you could find yourself in disarray by the time you reach the scanner.