Sentence examples for major disarray from inspiring English sources

The latter constitutes major disarray, because of the low housing density, the fundamental mismatch of tissues, and their situations at the expense of depression.

These maladies have caused dozens of cancellations and thrown into disarray two major institutions — the Met and also the Boston Symphony, which Levine led from 2004 until, nominally, 2011.

However, the first two did nothing to resolve the problems they were designed to address, while the EU referendum, conducted in a racist and chauvinistic atmosphere, was a defeat for Cameron and threw the major political parties into disarray.

Even supporters of the administration's policy say its efforts are in jeopardy, and minute military planning gave way to disarray once the major combat ended.

But doubts grew with each allegation in the news media of inertia or disarray among the major charities scrambling to respond to Sept. 11.

The Syrian opposition is in disarray; approving a major U.S. military intervention is politically impossible in post-Iraq Washington; and a rift between Saudi Arabia and Qatar has slowed their delivery of weaponry to the rebels.

As Detroit, a major American city in financial disarray, braces for what oversight by an emergency manager appointed by the State of Michigan may soon mean, one need look no further than Pontiac, a place that has been guided by emergency managers for the past four years.

To say that the 22-acre Atlantic Yards development project in Brooklyn is in disarray is not a major revelation.

A group of Shiite leaders refused to sign Iraq's temporary constitution on Friday unless changes were made that would strengthen Shiite power, throwing the political process here into disarray and posing a major embarrassment for American officials.

Britain's two major parties are now both in disarray.

At the same time, almost all major British political parties are in disarray.