Sentence examples for disarray with the from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Driscoll also created a sense of disarray with the edit itself: he made "bad cuts" intentionally.

Three years later the Papal States fell into even greater disarray with the outbreak of the Great Schism (1378 1417).

Mr Pistorius's mini-trial began its fourth day in disarray with the policeman's chair in the prosecution team noticably empty.

Trump's victory has sent the bond markets into disarray, with the yield on government bonds rising steeply.

Duquette's tenure with the Red Sox also started as a mission to fix a team in disarray, with the franchise mired in losing seasons.

The once-proud sports programs of Latvia, a tiny country wedged between Russia and the Baltic Sea, fell into disarray with the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991.

The apartment was in "complete disarray, with blood on the floor," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

Now in frail health at home, he is seeing his country somewhat in disarray, with violence on the increase and the economy in free-fall.

Mr Bush has not discussed America's commitments at Johannesburg with the American people (and perhaps his aides have not even discussed them with the president).Second, they would find complete disarray with regard to the organisation, budgeting, and staffing necessary to fulfil the commitments.

That has thrown the franchise process into disarray with delays to the letting of new deals and consequently a hold up in investment plans.

But in the last few weeks, a chorus of experts, consumer advocates and groups representing major health care industry players have warned that repealing Obamacare without a ready replacement could lead to disarray, with insurers fleeing the market and potentially millions losing insurance within the first year.