Sentence examples for lead to a disarray from inspiring English sources

Causing me to realize unhealthy chatter unchecked can lead to a disarray of unnecessary actions.

Not nominating Trump would lead to utter disarray -- and that's at best.

These complex hormonal pathways normally serve to finely regulate metabolism, and perturbation by even short-term shift work can lead to metabolic disarray and conflicting physiological signals.

But in the last few weeks, a chorus of experts, consumer advocates and groups representing major health care industry players have warned that repealing Obamacare without a ready replacement could lead to disarray, with insurers fleeing the market and potentially millions losing insurance within the first year.

In it, the group, which is based in Brussels and Washington, detailed obstacles to holding the next presidential election in a way that would satisfy a majority of the people; the report outlined several chains of events that could lead to disarray and civil war.

It remains unclear how altered functional activity can lead to the morphological disarray observed for FHC hearts.

One benefit of the current disarray over budget deficits, however, is that it has led to a weaker euro.

Aid workers and diplomats say they fear that this discontent could lead to lawlessness and political disarray and could open the door to trouble from the Indonesian-backed militias that crossed the border to Indonesian West Timor after laying waste to the territory last September.

A supply chain in disarray can be identified as a barrier not only to growth for the agricultural sector but also to achieving food security in a country because it may lead to either a deficiency in food production and/or too high prices.

The newness of Knick personnel, the severity of injuries and the crunch of the lockout led to disarray behind the scenes and acrimony between management and the coach.

Wasted time leads to disarray.