Sentence examples for disarray to from inspiring English sources

The regime of "dual power" quickly brought disarray to the country.

Eastern Europe is anxiously watching the confusion and disarray to its west.

"When he switched a record, heads would go into disarray, to find the beat.

Mr. Assad used the disarray to stage a bloodless coup called "the corrective movement".

As with other homes, inspection reports portrayed Park Manor as in disarray, to no avail.

Mr. LaValle said the system would also bring disarray to the town government.

She said they have learned to live with disarray and to take other difficult steps, like strict limits on screen time.

To avoid any disarray, due to inactivation of X chromosome, researchers also performed a gender-specific analysis of the X chromosome.

Obama seemed at times to be weakening, but renewed growth and Republican disarray appear to be playing strongly in his favor.

The museum was in disarray; prior to the war, construction had begun on a new purpose-built building to house the collections.

The message behind the disarray translates to the artist's consideration of his own contributions, while simultaneously trying to scale the daily output of creative work.