Sentence examples for was in complete disarray from inspiring English sources

He said the system was in complete disarray.

"Forty years ago, this neighbourhood was in complete disarray," Christianne told us in a series of major north European tongues.

The apartment was in "complete disarray, with blood on the floor," said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.

Just three years ago, oil prices had collapsed to $10 a barrel, and the cartel was in complete disarray.

But shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said the report showed the Government had "no workable policies" to meet its promise and that its immigration policy was in "complete disarray".

He left a body of work that was in complete disarray, with about 35,000 prints, 6,600 rolls of film (2,500 rolls of exposed but undeveloped film and 4,100 processed but not reviewed), 45,000 colour transparencies, and about 22,000 contact sheets (nearly 800,000 images).

Jeremy Corbyn has accused the government of being "in complete disarray" over its Brexit negotiations, using prime minister's questions to warn that delays and uncertainty caused by cabinet divisions were risking jobs and investment.

His civilian life is in complete disarray.

A once coherent world is in complete disarray.

In any event, the opposition is in complete disarray.

Although these papers were in complete disarray, they were ground zero for me.