Sentences with phrase «in disarray in»

Slight problem, though: much like the ashes of BioShock's Rapture, e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g is in disarray in this failed Mecca of body - tampering.

That we live in an age where the discipline of history is in disarray in the public square is beyond dispute.

Not exact matches

The New Republic formed in the wake of the Battle of Endor (seen in «Return of the Jedi») as the new central government, but in the 30 years since, it fell into disarray and began to collapse.

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Large shocks to the system tend to have a resetting effect, throwing hitherto rock - solid asset price correlations in disarray and reversing long - running trends.»

«And although the law required no reason at all to fire an FBI director, the administration then chose to defame me, and more importantly the FBI, by saying that the organization was in disarray, that it was poorly led, that the workforce had lost confidence in its leader,» he continued.

On the ground, things appear to be in more disarray than ever.

If a smartphone app requiring comparatively little in capital investment can send that industry into disarray, then few businesses are safe from change.

Comey stated that Trump had told «lies» to the American people when he claimed the FBI was in disarray and that FBI agents had lost confidence in Comey.

Despite its well - known municipal dysfunction, political corruption and financial disarray (the state of Michigan assigned an emergency manager in July who sought bankruptcy protection after the city's debt rose to $ 18 billion), there are many encouraging signs that the city can rebuild.

The Edmonton building, for example, was constructed during a period when the wider Alberta economy was in disarray.

The Democratic president, re-elected in November, unveiled a more combative approach during the end - of - year «fiscal cliff» taxes and spending drama, exploiting disarray in Republican ranks that underscored Washington's legislative dysfunction.

We have public schools in disarray.

But some government officials, including some of Pruitt's own aides, pushed back against the spending requests and reportedly were sidelined as a result, pointing to an agency staff in disarray.

The president's agenda is in disarray.

Avon CEO Sheri McCoy, who took the helm in 2012 to fix a cosmetics giant left in disarray by her predecessor Andrea Jung, has repeatedly said that because of Avon's heritage, the fixing the U.S. business is her «No. 1 priority», and has pledged to return its second biggest market to profitability in 2015.

McCoy, 53, inherits a 126 - year - old company in disarray.

But in what should serve as a brutal lesson in the importance of proofreading, one missing letter threw the entire promotional campaign into complete disarray.

The Islamic State had gained ground across northern and western Iraq in a lightning advance in June and July, causing several of Iraq's army and police divisions to fall into disarray.

«If I'm a senior official in Moscow, I'm feeling pretty good about this division and the public disarray on the US's Russia policy,» Kauzlarich said.

As in you don't want to live like a total slob, but a desk in slight disarray could make you more creative.

The disarray in the foreign exchange markets in response to the Swiss move has exposed some previously hidden faultlines, says Schamotta.

With the foundation in disarray, payments to the development team stalled.

Pompeo will arrive in the region ahead of a series of events that could potentially plunge it into deeper disarray, including the Iran deal decision and the relocation of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

He's effectively destroyed the federal Liberal Party, leaving it demoralized and in disarray.

Trudeau's minority lasted as long as it did thanks to support from the New Democratic Party (in return for the implementation of some NDP policies), while Harper's was aided by disarray in the opposition Liberal Party — Paul Martin's resignation, a lengthy and divisive leadership convention, and the unwillingness of the new leader, Stephane Dion, to defeat Harper until the Grits had begun to reduce their party and personal debts, and developed new policies (notably the Green Shift).

Most volatility measures are near all - time lows while Washington appears in complete disarray.

Russ discusses an enigma: Stocks continue to climb higher and volatility is at all - time lows while disarray reigns in Washington.

Employees of Blockstream were recommending attacks against the software, such as faking support for it, to only then drop support at the last moment to put the network in disarray.

Well, he said the «Chinese government is in disarray.»

This is outstanding news to active Bitcoin traders looking to maximize their profits as Greece, China, and other countries are in economic disarray.

While his company was in major disarray from all fronts, he spent an estimated $ 1 million on a cafe in the Mt. Gox offices that would use a cash register that he «hacked» to accept bitcoins.

Today's excessive money printing — whether to gain a trade advantage or to prevent a deflationary collapse — will end in the cataclysmic collapse of today's fiat currencies and the consequent disarray of global markets and sovereign states.

Washington is in disarray.

The five remaining Wildrose MLAs will technically form the Official Opposition, but with their party in disarray, many political observers are watching to see if another political leader - NDP leader Rachel Notley — is able to form an effective opposition to the 43 - year governing PC Party.

Instead, it has become a mess with the tightly controlled fundraising process in disarray as early backers sell their tokens for handsome returns.

The simple fact is that international diversification typically helps least when the U.S. markets are in disarray.

«Loblaw stores were in a bit of disarray.

Too bad his finances are in such disarray.

In fact, studies have shown that this type of disarray can have a direct impact on company morale and can lead to high turnover rates.

The measures, which were first announced last Friday, have set the markets in disarray, as investors braced for a more hostile environment for global trade.

Traditionalists need to remind themselves that conditions in the intellectual world, as in the culture in general, are almost always in a state of disarray.

Religions of every variability are ways for most all humanoids to seek comfort in times of individual disarray and social disparagement...

The families, communities, neighborhoods, and schools that once served as seedbeds and anchors for personal and professional virtues are themselves in considerable disarray.

These days, Lutherans, at least in America, are in disarray.

And it is faced with these growing conflicts that there is a certain disarray in the opposing camp and a certain number of concessions that are already planned.

The 40 children of «The Good Samaritan,» run by the Assembly of God Church, are currently in «disarray» under the care of police.

Others have found in the recent disarray of American society occasion to intensify their specifically religious commitment.

The church was in a state of disarray («many antichrists have arisen»).

It is any wonder this world is in such a state of disarray when you have people saying things like the above.