Sentence examples for mass disorientation from inspiring English sources

"So swift and comprehensive was the destruction, that a kind of mass disorientation seized Ireland".

According to the Russian philosopher Grigori Pomerants, his country has slipped into "a state of mass disorientation" since the collapse of the Soviet empire.

"In situations of mass disorientation and anxiety, traditional beliefs about a future golden age or messianic kingdom came to serve as vehicles for social aspirations and animosities," he wrote.

Researchers have linked the growing racket to deafness, tissue damage, mass strandings and disorientation in creatures that rely on hearing to navigate, find food and care for their young.

"There is a lot of disorientation".

"There is a lot of disorientation inside the Roman Curia.

Nevertheless, the above mentioned disorders (including its associated medications, e.g. antihypertensives or antiarrhythmics) and risk factors such as multimorbidity or polypharmacy, that we did find associated to severe falls, may present with lower extremity weakness, disorientation, impaired balance, dizziness, and low body mass.

Globalisation and reckless capitalism, mass migration and the loss of old ways are causing disorientation and a surge in self-pity.

Rubenstein and Josephson describe a review of risk factors for injurious falls among nursing home residents: Lower extremity weakness, female gender, poor vision and hearing, disorientation, number of falls, impaired balance, dizziness, low body mass and use of mechanical restraints [ 2].

Nevertheless, acoustic trauma and consequent disorientation of the whales cannot be fully ruled out as concurrent causes of the mass stranding reported herein.

Despite the initial disorientation of the diagnosis to a possible thyroid disorder, the patient underwent complete surgical resection of the mass revealing mediastinal choriocarcinoma.