Sentence examples for large disarray from inspiring English sources

Later, disorganization becomes increasingly evident in the developing JO (Fig. 2A), reminiscent of the large disarray in stereocilia observed in developing vertebrate ears [6].

As the 1970s came to a close, the Pollution Probe Foundation was in a state of financial disarray, in large part due to the general economic malaise of the time.

Beachfront communities were in a state of disarray, with large trees uprooted, debris littering the ground, and accumulations of sand on parts of roads like U.S. 90.

Assad has survived in large part because of disarray in the rebel ranks, including the rise of Islamist militants hostile to Syria's tradition of tolerant Islam; a steady flow of military and financial aid from Moscow and Tehran; and a revived Syrian military bolstered by local militiamen and Hezbollah fighters from Lebanon.

Boutiques, and some large rivals, capitalized on the disarray.

At the same time, a government audit expected to be released Tuesday says that records documenting the work of DynCorp International, the State Department's largest contractor, are in such disarray that the department cannot say "specifically what it received" for most of the $1.2 billion it has paid the company since 2004 to train the police in Iraq.

For years, parents in the nation's second largest school district have faced disarray when trying to find the best place for their kids to learn.

Though the allied armies have secured a corridor north toward Baghdad, much of the country beyond is at best in disarray, while many of its largest cities remain under Iraqi control.

In the Arizona Cardinals, the favored Giants recognized a team in disarray and quickly stomped to a large early lead they gingerly protected in a 21-16 victory.

By 20 00 that evening a large number of South Koreans were retreating in disarray through a gap in the line held by the brigade, the majority of them moving through the Australians.

Still, Agrovila Seis is limping along for now, reflecting the disarray of one of Brazil's largest infrastructure projects.