Sentence examples for growing disarray from inspiring English sources

While political opposition declined, social unrest was becoming more widespread, and there was growing disarray within the government itself.

In a strange way, however, they also benefited the Brotherhood and the revolutionary forces, rescuing them from their growing disarray.

The statement by Mr. Papadopoulos, one of the Socialist government's most popular members, added to growing disarray in the party and fueled accusations by the opposition that Mr. Simitis is losing hold of his cabinet.

This week Mr Mousavi's senior aide, Ali-Reza Beheshti, himself the son of a famous clergyman, said that Messrs Mousavi and Rafsanjani may form a political front.The other factor that may sustain Mr Mousavi is growing disarray in the ranks of senior clergy who have hitherto underpinned the Islamist regime.

A6 NATIONAL A11-19 President's Pick for Court Withdraws Nomination Harriet E. Miers abruptly withdrew her nomination for the Supreme Court after weeks of doubt from both political parties about her qualifications for the job and withering attacks from conservatives, forcing President Bush to scramble for a new nominee at a time of growing disarray at the White House.

Growing disarray in the eurozone over the latest bailout for Greece, weak American manufacturing figures and a warning from Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley that the US and Europe are "hovering dangerously close to recession" all contributed to the mood of panic.

The current troubles in Japan, which include the lack of huge government spending to stimulate the economy, the inability of regulators to clean up a banking system sinking in bad real estate loans and growing political disarray, are quite different from the currency crisis in Southeast Asia that began in 1997 and spread around the globe.

It folded in December 1999 amid growing debt and team disarray.

33 Family Court in Disarray A growing docket and a dwindling pool of lawyers available to represent the poor have so crippled the New York City Family Court system that judges are forced to adjourn cases repeatedly, according to a report to be released by the city's public advocate.

He types, "But the light continues to grow, the eternal disarray of sunrise, and one can now distinguish certain shapes such as haystacks and a clocktower.

Liberalism's majority is real, its demographic base is growing, its opposition is in disarray.