Sentence examples for disarray without from inspiring English sources

Labour in Scotland is in disarray, without a leader or a general secretary, and sliding down the polls.

His play provided a stark contrast to the Knicks, who played in point guard disarray without the veteran presence of the injured Chauncey Billups.

A meeting on February 11th, at which Greece presented its plans to euro-zone finance ministers, ended in disarray, without even the usual statement about fruitful discussions.

Opposition against General Musharraf has fallen into disarray without a strong personality inside Pakistan, and parliamentary elections are scheduled for 2007.

On the other hand, mice with PTSs for the lower frequencies (i.e., 3 20 kHz) had stereocilia disarray without significant hair cell losses in the second and first turns.

In interviews yesterday, they took issue with his implication that ABC News would be in disarray without "Nightline" and with Mr. Koppel's implication that he could not work without guarantees of his program's future at 11 35.

It would not have done this without a series of police raids that left it in disarray, or without pressure from Batasuna leaders tired of wandering the political wilderness.

Mr. McCain has also enlisted two senior advisers and put them in charge of a fund-raising effort that campaign aides described bluntly as being in disarray and without a single person in charge.

So it may seem perverse that in this new era of reckoning — with consumers finally tapped out, government coffers lean and banks paralyzed by fear — many economists have concluded that the appropriate medicine is a fresh dose of the very course that delivered the disarray: Spend without limit.

Chao et al categorized the range of infection from cellulitis to abscess cavity into four categories (1) subcutaneous thickening without disarray or pus accumulation, (2) disarray of subcutaneous tissues without pus accumulation, (3) disarray of subcutaneous tissues with pus accumulation, and (4) abscess formation but did not discuss sonographic findings within the abscess cavity [11].

In fact, in 1998, a group of international specialists led by the librarian of Congress, James H. Billington, warned Israel that the library was in disarray, and that without substantial changes "Israel will find itself without a national library in all but name".