Sentence examples for level of disarray from inspiring English sources

It has subsequently been taken by surprise at the level of disarray within its own ranks.

But critics of Mr. Trump's approach say the president is sowing uncertainty that threatens to undercut economic growth and send trading relations to a previously unseen level of disarray.

"You can expect more killings like this, not just out of retribution but because the five families have never been at such a level of disarray," Mr. Goldstock said in an interview.

But the Gingrich team seems to be suffering from an unusual level of disarray as it has moved camp from Florida, after a shellacking in the primary, to Nevada, where it hopes to close a wide gap with Mitt Romney in a recent state poll and vie for a share of the delegates in the caucuses Saturday.

But this, too, seems to be part of the national character: a passion for order and civility so deep-rooted that the chaos and despair of 1,000 strangers somehow is subdued to the level of disarray expected at the monthly meeting of a book-lovers' club.

Here Umi and her sister Sora pay a visit and are overwhelmed by the degree and multiple levels of disarray.

One need look only at the three most recent presidents of the C.B.F., the national soccer association, to truly understand the levels of disarray: All three have been charged by the United States Department of Justice in its investigation of corruption in soccer.

The sense of disarray and incompetence at the top levels of Scotland Yard have led to widespread calls for a wide-ranging shake-up, with an added element of urgency because of the Olympic Games.

Inside, he found a scene of disarray.

It was in a bit of disarray.

Paris became a scene of disarray.