Sentence examples for fresh disorder from inspiring English sources

Others say fresh disorder is inevitable, a matter of when, not if.

The phrase "the institutions are working," stubbornly repeated by high officials, has become so hard to believe that on social media it now serves as an ironic refrain to highlight fresh disorder.

The police surge in numbers following the rioting was maintained, but unless there is further trouble or intelligence of fresh disorder, some areas will start reducing the officers out on the street on Monday.

A few weeks ago, I spoke with psychoanalyst Jamieson Webster in front of an audience at NeueHouse in New York for an event we decided to call "How to Exist OK (LIVE)." Jamieson was fresh off publishing Conversion Disorder, her new book from Columbia University Press that masterfully integrates some pretty heavy psych theory into a surprisingly personal framework.

doi: 10.7554/eLife.01064 Image A fly model has provided fresh insights into a disorder that affects the peripheral nervous system While human genetics is essential for the discovery of new genes associated with inherited diseases, studies in animal models are critical for understanding the underlying mechanisms and pathways.

Hectic efforts were being made here to prevent a fresh outburst of racial disorders.

Postharvest disorders of fresh fruits are a major factor contributing to product deterioration and crop losses.

Were he, say, Anthony Weiner, the call would have been another media - driven nail in the cross of his public career, fresh evidence of an emotional disorder which rendered him unfit to be a third - tier Congressman - let alone mayor of New York.

Infants, the elderly, and anyone with immune system disorders should not drink fresh unpasteurized apple juice.

Fresh out of treatment for an eating disorder, Ke$ha is apparently making a big change, dropping the dollar sign from her name, making copy editors everywhere rejoice.

This observation challenges the traditional distinction between disorders of the mind and disorders of the brain, and provides fresh support for a new conceptual framework in which both neurological and psychiatric disease are considered 'disorders of the nervous system'.