Sentence examples for serious disarray from inspiring English sources
The pensions private market is equally in very serious disarray.
He knew that the newspaper industry was struggling and in serious disarray.
The play ends ambiguously on a note of triumph tinged with despair and all manner of relationships in serious disarray.
After Mr. Barak returned empty-handed from Camp David on July 25, his government was in serious disarray.
The undocumented, without whom our economy would downtick into serious disarray, make attractive kickees, but helpless Syrian refugees will also do.
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.
To minimize any suspicion that the playing field might be tilted in favor of their own clients, the organizers have entrusted the selection entirely to Mr. Morris, who once managed the Boston Symphony as well as the Cleveland Orchestra and whose few clients now include the Philadelphia Orchestra, which is in serious administrative disarray.
How long can American higher education maintain a commitment to access, especially if the critical access portals are in serious financial disarray, often for diverse reasons with different funding sources?
"Things are in a serious state of disarray, with delegates reporting episodes of bad-faith bargaining, industrialised countries demanding [that] previously-agreed-upon decisions be reopened," said Elizabeth May, the leader of the Canadian Green Party.
That made him a target for Mr. Chávez's government, which saw a chance to weaken him as a serious contender and sow disarray within the opposition.
In an announcement that throws the Coalition's privatisation drive into disarray, the Serious Fraud Office was called in to investigate G4S, the world's largest security company, over contracts dating back over a decade.
