Sentence examples for further disarray from inspiring English sources

Their resignations have thrown the government's response to corporate scandals into further disarray.

These learning experiences for Williams and Mauresmo left the women's draw, depleted by injury, in further disarray.

The move is likely to prevent a primary battle that threatened to throw the once-mighty county organization into further disarray, top Republicans said.

Parramatta skipper Kieran Foran has been ruled out for the rest of the NRL season with a shoulder injury, throwing the club into further disarray.

NAIROBI, Kenya — The president of Somalia announced Sunday that he was unilaterally firing the prime minister, throwing Somalia's beleaguered government, and the nation itself, into further disarray.

Earlier this year, that unstable system was thrown into further disarray by Louisiana's worst budget crisis in decades, which came in the wake of a steep drop in oil prices and years of tax-slashing by former governor Bobby Jindal.

"On an issue like abortion we need to have a law which is absolutely clear and not something that brings further confusion and disarray to the legislation," he said.

Perhaps Davis got the answer here as Harbaugh's most influential coaching decision – the move to make Colin Kaepernick the starting quarterback in 2012 - slipped further into disarray.

William H. Webster stepped down today as head of a new board overseeing the accounting profession, plunging the government's response to corporate scandals further into disarray.

But the opposition is divided, and it was thrown further into disarray by Mr Kirchner's death of a heart attack on October 27th.

Sir Trevor Brooking, sitting on his own in the directors' box by the end, could only shake his head in dismay as he watched his former team slump further into disarray.