Sentence examples for disorder around from inspiring English sources

This week, Strathclyde police reiterated their concerns over the heightening violence and public disorder around Old Firm derbies.

And we saw the other side of Everton – the defensive disorder – around 20 minutes after half-time.

Also, I was diagnosed with a stomach disorder around the time Venables was appointed last summer, and can no longer drink red wine.

Trump is "a man who seeks to sow division in America for his own gain, and disorder around the world," Biden said.

"A man who seeks to sow division in America for his own gain and disorder around the world, a man who confuses bluster with strength — we simply cannot let that happen as Americans," Mr. Biden said.

In some of the more shocking cases, the crimes seemed to be rooted in nothing more than split-second decisions made by normally orderly people seduced by the disorder around them.

The lifetime prevalence of bipolar disorder is around 4%to5%5% (Merikangas et al. 2007) if hypomania and other minor elated states are included in its definition (Akiskal et al. 2000).

Both types of business employed similar proportions of people with bipolar disorder at around 10%.

Endometriosis is a common benign gynaecological disorder with around 10 22% of all women in reproductive age being affected (Wheeler, 1989; Moen and Muus, 1991).

Similarly, the proportion of patients with bipolar or mood affective disorder was around 40%% (and one as high as nearly 60%%) in some providers, but was just over 20%% in other hospitals.

Men are more likely to report substance misuse disorders – around two and a half times more frequently than women.