Examples of 'be in disarray' in a sentence
Meaning of "be in disarray"
be in disarray: This phrase refers to a state of disorder, confusion, or untidiness. It is often used to describe a situation where things are not organized or arranged properly
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be in disarray
The world seemed to be in disarray suddenly.
The latest upheavals come at a time when the national team appears to be in disarray.
The room will be in disarray.
Every construction plan needs an outline, for without it, everything will be in disarray.
The world will soon be in disarray and turn into a living hell.
The global market for cotton seems to be in disarray.
The family relationships may be in disarray in the confusion around the mental disorder.
The overall economic state of Liberia continues to be in disarray.
We seem to be in disarray.
Cyprus's public transport policy appears to be in disarray.
All governments will be in disarray and ineffective during the Great Tribulation.
But everyone will be in disarray.
Although we may be in disarray for little while, you're always welcome to look around.
They are going to be in disarray.
So in the grand scheme of things, you appear to be in disarray.
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The NSCN ( K ) will be in disarray after his death.
If a ruler is weak, his kingdom will soon be in disarray.
We appear to be in disarray.
If we can break through from there, the entire situation will be in disarray.
If we can't stop it, the world will soon be in disarray.
If you are not organized, then everything will be in disarray.
When families are easily broken, society will be in disarray.
Without them, messages to and from the brain would be in disarray.
You wonder sometimes why the days are difficult, why everything seems to be in disarray.
The Commission 's biofuels programme is reported to be in disarray.
The EESC notes that the Commission 's biofuels programme is reported to be in disarray.
And I appear to have won. you appear to be in disarray.
So, in the grand scheme ofthings, you appear to be in disarray.
After she 's arrested, our supporters will be in disarray.
Hospitals, emergency services, air traffic control will all be in disarray.
I must stress that if he 's not found, his government will be in disarray.
At the same time, the unions' main adversaries appear to be in disarray.
The Brexit plans, however, appear to be in disarray.
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Fencing lies in disarray among the graves
