Sentence examples for becoming chaotic from inspiring English sources

As the different armies collide, the film risks becoming chaotic and confusing.

Thus foreign aid may be a good investment to fight terrorism if it props up countries like Pakistan or Indonesia and prevents them from becoming chaotic Afghan-style bases for terrorism.

The report issues a clear warning on the implementation of the academies policy, echoing Labour's concerns that under this government the schools system is becoming chaotic, impacting on standards and fairness".

Page 1 THE KEEPERS OF THE FIELD To some fans, a convention of groundskeepers may sound slightly absurd, but these men and women are at the foundation of baseball, the ones who keep outfields looking lush and infields level, who keep bad bounces at a minimum and rain delays from becoming chaotic.

Is lawn bowling a group activity (actually, it is) — but these men and women are at the foundation of the game, the ones who keep outfields looking lush and infields level, who keep bad bounces at a minimum and rain delays from becoming chaotic.

As C increases, there is a periodic orbit that undergoes multiple period-doubling bifurcations before becoming chaotic.

Perhaps by preventing the flashing from becoming too chaotic.

According to "Matty", the regime at the hospital is becoming "more chaotic by the day".

"Things had been very erratic, and there had been a lot of press about the market becoming more chaotic," he said.

Across the cultural landscape, taste itself is becoming more chaotic, harder to predict, harder to control".

That incident only resulted in a court warning for Lynche, but his world was becoming more chaotic.