Sentence examples for To avoid havoc from inspiring English sources

Richard Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, likened the central bank's stimulus efforts to "a monetary Gordian Knot" -- a complex tangle of programs that must be "gingerly" unwound to avoid havoc in financial markets.

As he aged, Kim Il Sung sought to avoid the havoc that followed the deaths of Stalin and Mao by appointing his son as his successor, in the first hereditary transition in the Communist world.

Any deal the prime minister strikes must then pass through parliament later this year or early next if she is to avoid the havoc that would ensue from a no-deal Brexit outcome.

Only increase by 10% each time to avoid wreaking havoc on your muscles/joints/self.

The destruction MSNBC also wants to avoid is the havoc such news has been wreaking on its competitive standing.

Work that made Stephen Hawking famous establishes that tiny black holes would disintegrate in a minuscule fraction of a second, long enough for physicists to reap the benefits of having produced them, but short enough to avoid their wreacking any havoc.

So far, companies have managed to avoid much scrutiny over the havoc palm oil is wreaking.

Members of the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Associationn, including Toyota, Nissan and Honda, are considering apportioning full days of power cuts among themselves, according to the Nikkei newspaper, as they seek to avoid power cuts that wreak havoc on manufacturing equipment.

Mr. Falih said the producers group could "swing both ways". With growing concerns about oversupply, he said, it was natural to take crude off the market to avoid "a glut that brings havoc" to the oil industry.

That's how we're going to avoid the cycles of boom and bust that have caused so much havoc.

Second hand smoke can also wreak havoc on the linings of your airways so try to avoid being around cigarette smoke as much as possible.