Sentence examples for more disarray from inspiring English sources

IS THERE a country in more disarray?

Without Chanderpaul, the tourists would be in more disarray than they are already.

A program to arm up to 70,000 commercial pilots would only create more disarray.

"Maybe I led you to believe that things were in more disarray than what they are," Testaverde said.

The players rallied in their first game under Woodson, taking advantage of a Trail Blazers team that is in even more disarray.

Sept. 11 exposed more disarray, with the I.N.S. issuing student visas for two of the hijackers to attend flight school six months after they had destroyed the World Trade Center.

The disparity underscored the fact that Mr. Assad appeared to be consolidating his position, buttressed on both military and political fronts by Russia, Iran and Hezbollah, while the Western-backed opposition stumbled toward ever more serious disarray.

During the second half of last season the team knew their jobs and how to play together, and this will likely see us finish above clubs that are a bit more in disarray on the pitch.

Electron microscopic studies showed more myofibrillar disarray in the STH group (P = 0.02).

The greed that led newspapers and magazines to print pictures of her in disarray more often than in her element on stage.

And to be fair, discrepancies in accounts of when the money went out might represent nothing more than organizational disarray, the kind that many reporters have observed.