Sentence examples for with disarray from inspiring English sources

The attack on Fort Sumter by the Union ironclads on April 7 , 1863 had been fraught with disarray and confusion.

She said they have learned to live with disarray and to take other difficult steps, like strict limits on screen time.

Poor reviews and competition from other adult dramas probably sunk "The Counselor," with disarray in 20th Century Fox's marketing department not helping; it cost Fox and partners an estimated $25 million to make.

With disarray in Bamako, the Tuareg see little reason to come to the table just yet.Their leaders have studied the liberation struggles that successfully prised Eritrea from Ethiopia, and South Sudan from the rest of the country.

And faced with disarray in its oil industry, Venezuela relies on imports of Colombian natural gas, narrowing the possibility of a severe deterioration in ties between the two countries despite their sharply different views of cooperation with the United States.

Victory in the Falklands, together with disarray in the Labour Party, now led by Michael Foot, ensured a Conservative landslide in the 1983 election.

Confocal microscopy and z-stack reconstructions of hearts isolated from tinC-GFP; tinC>EGFR Act and tinC-GFP; tinC>Ras85D V12 flies showed abnormal cardiac morphology, with myofiber disarray compared with controls (Fig. 1E,F).

The ruling Socialists were pleased with the disarray.

The confusion that preceded the commander's death now pales with the disarray left by his absence.

The confusion about the commander's fate pales with the disarray that would be left by his absence.

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