Sentence examples for widespread disarray from inspiring English sources

The presidential candidacy of Ben Carson, a tea party star who has catapulted into the top tier of Republican contenders, has been rocked by turmoil with the departures of four senior campaign officials and widespread disarray among his allied super PACs.

With widespread confusion and disarray at polling places, some of them ransacked, nearly all of the primary candidates had denounced last year's election even before any ballots were counted.

Curators and directors have come and gone, the Broome Street building which housed the organization after 1974 has been sold, there has been a steady decrease in music programming over the years (dance, video and theatrical events have also been cut back) and widespread reports of internal disarray.

Papandreou's popularity also has taken a dive in recent months because of a widespread perception of political disarray and lack of direction in the government.

While political opposition declined, social unrest was becoming more widespread, and there was growing disarray within the government itself.

Mr. Moynihan voiced a logic widespread at the time, translating the disarray associated with poverty into a racial trait.

The Home Office said it had inherited an immigration system "in disarray" and had introduced widespread reforms.

While the immediate political crisis appeared to be resolved, Mr. Arafat's actions fell far short of the sweeping reforms demanded by Palestinian critics to combat widespread corruption in the Palestinian Authority and disarray in the security forces.

He added: "The immigration system this government inherited was in total disarray, with visa routes open to widespread abuse, porous borders and a failing organisation administering it.

Perhaps this explains (along with Tory disarray) Blair's re-election in 2005, despite widespread disquiet over his foreign policy.

Santorum secured second place in what was effectively a tie, finishing only eight votes behind Romney, reflecting widespread disatifaction with the former Massachusetts governor and the state of disarray in the Republican party.