Sentence examples for led to disarray from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

Wasted time leads to disarray.

The disarray led to speculation that Mr. Musharraf, a former general who walked a tightrope between helping the United States fight the Taliban in Afghanistan and dealing with Islamic extremists at home, may soon find a chance for a political comeback.

But despite recent reports to the contrary, there are no signs that Shell is about to change it.This has led to talk previously unthinkable that the disarray at Shell could make it the target of a takeover.

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

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

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.

Rick Kuhn, a professor of politics at the Australian National University, said the Labor Party's policies had led to its current state of disarray.

But NEON's disarray has led to high turnover and taken a toll on promising careers.