Sentence examples for Economic havoc from inspiring English sources

That could wreak economic havoc.

This could cause serious economic havoc.

Yet two years of trepidation, over the election and insurgency, have caused economic havoc.

And a false diagnosis can mean unnecessary isolation, quarantines and economic havoc.

But continuing to wreak economic havoc is hardly going to win them support.

The global financial crisis wreaked political and economic havoc in Iceland, ending a decade of dizzying economic growth.

Here the finance sector's very importance, and its ability to cause economic havoc, plays to its advantage.

Given the economic havoc of the past few years, it's unlikely that this view will change anytime soon.

But people at nearly every level of the concert business blame bots for wreaking all kinds of economic havoc.

That would "potentially wreak economic havoc on this region that exceeds the havoc wreaked by the spill itself," she said.

And in 1997 the American Petroleum Institute, an oil industry group, warned that smog rules would wreak economic havoc.