Sentence examples for it was disarray from inspiring English sources

As it was, disarray within the Byzantine and Sasanian empires helps to explain why the Arabs met little serious resistance there.But this was not everywhere the case.

What awaited, he says, was: "Disarray.

"The space was great," Mr. Swan said, "but it was in disarray".

It was in disarray almost from the beginning, when Mr. Chirac's party turned away from Mr. Tibéri, who had been hand-picked by Mr. Chirac in 1995.

When Dr. Crim took over the Atlanta schools system, it was in disarray, with standards plummeting, teachers and students being shunted from school to school for racial reasons, and its institutional structure unraveling.

The cardiac sarcomere was disarrayed in all mutants.

The prime minister's pitch is an audacious attempt to steal Labour's image as the party of the workers while it is in disarray following its defeat under leader Ed Miliband.

There remain elements of that group operating in the desert north of Mosul, the general said, but over all it is in disarray, with its commanders unable to communicate with Al Qaeda's leaders in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

(The state is disarray).

There is disarray at quarterback.

"It was in financial disarray and hemorrhaging money.