Sentence examples for has added to the disarray from inspiring English sources

Michael Clarke has added to the disarray in Australia's Ashes build-up by resigning as a selector, according to reports.

With the CSKA defence in disarray, Arsenal ought to have added to their tally.

But the sudden turn of events added to the disarray as the administration tries to work quickly to find an effective overseer of the nation's financial markets.

But the sudden turn of events added to the disarray as the administration tries to work quickly to find a successor to Harvey L. Pitt.

It all added to the sense of fin-de-régime disarray in the Conservative government which brought electoral rout in 1997.

It was not a helpful intervention, only adding to the sense of disarray.

The tumult within the front office, inside the training area and between the foul lines adds to the sense of disarray.

A Ukip win in tomorrow's South Yorkshire police and crime commissioner byelection would only add to the sense of disarray.

The delay in presenting the budget adds to the impression of fiscal disarray.

Palestinians responded by hinting at a postponement, which could add to their political disarray.

This disarray on pension spending will further add to confusion among older voters and the party needs a more consistent, coherent policy on pensioner policy.