Sentence examples for economic disarray from inspiring English sources

There is political and economic disarray amongst some of ASEAN's leading members (see article).

The result is staggering economic disarray in what was once Latin America's richest country.

The Japanese, now in economic disarray, have little interest in making direct investments in the United States at present.

During his tenure on the City Council, Mr. Garelik cast himself as a voice of fiscal reason as the city began to enter a period of economic disarray.

But even among those who acknowledge that there may be a period of economic disarray, the trade-offs may be well worth it, at least emotionally.

But many fault President Boris N. Yeltsin's team of free-market reformers for failing to anticipate the economic disarray -- and corruption -- that followed their lifting of state controls.

Since Zelaya's ouster, Honduras has slipped deeper into economic and social disarray.

On the contrary, Mr Osborne faces a terrifying, fast-moving crisis that could leave his economic plans in disarray.

Having ruled this West African country with nearly absolute power for three decades, President Felix Houphouet-Boisny is under increasing political challenge amid growing economic and social disarray.

At the close of World War II, with much of Europe in economic and political disarray, Washington was troubled by what it saw as a surge of Communist influence promoted from Moscow.

There were plenty, in the cities, mainly, who rejoiced in the liberating sense of possibility — the open borders, the cultural ferment, the democratic potential — but for many millions of their compatriots, Putin among them, the collapse launched a decade of humiliation, marked by geopolitical, economic, and cultural disarray.