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It might do so in the future but, he said, "the activity is still too underdeveloped and disorganised" .

If it is all over the place potential investors will see you as a disorganised person.

Poor families are often too disorganised to fill in forms, and many are illegal aliens shy of any contact with officialdom.

Short, wiry, occasionally disorganised, his frenetic style could be frustrating for those of us who were his American civilian advisers.

But with a diffuse network of Sunni guerrillas pitted against equally disorganised Shia militias, nobody has the authority to deliver.

If you haven't already got one, a filing cabinet can help clean up the most disorganised of offices.

son & me keep our cupboards very disorganised. gauri has scared us that silver fish will eat all our clothes. do u know wot silverfish is.

The new survey also revealed that women are more acutely affected by being disorganised than men.

The disorganised criminal violence that broke out this week is altogether more unpredictable.

The strike appeared spontaneous and disorganised, with no clear leaders.

Microbes like P. aeruginosa were once thought of as disorganised renegades, each cell working alone.

The question is whether it is creative or disorganised chaos.

Then there is Yahoo's complex and disorganised technology. Many Yahoo services run on incompatible software, which is highly inefficient.

The roads could at best be described as disorganised chaos.

But he is a lazy and disorganised campaigner, so few voters ever found out where he stood.

They tell us, for example, of a rebel army that is disorganised, ill-prepared for combat, undisciplined.

OK, but I want you. I am very disorganised.