Sentence examples for ensuing disarray from inspiring English sources
The ensuing disarray brought swift rebuke from several federal judges, blocking parts of the order at least temporarily.
Sudan took advantage of the ensuing confusion to bomb two northern Ugandan towns.In sum, Uganda's foreign policy is in disarray.
Azerbaijan's detachment from a central government and the ensuing social and government disarray meant Mr. Abramov, a mechanical engineer, did not receive his $100-a-month 100-a-monthmonths.
In the ensuing days, Davis told reporters in the Bay Area that the Raiders were not a team in disarray, but Gannon took a different view.
In the ensuing battle, the cramped conditions in the Straits hindered the much larger Persian navy, which became disarrayed, and the Allies took advantage to win a famous victory.
However, during distressing professionalism dilemma events in which value-conflicts arise (ethical disarray, rather than attunement) moral distress might ensue.
Think of Custer and Napoleon concluding that their opponents were fleeing in disarray, to their utter horror when the Little Big Horn slaughter ensued or when thousands of Frenchmen perished in the frigid snows of Moscow's outskirts.
