Sentence examples for brought havoc from inspiring English sources

Oil brought havoc here, from north to south.

Dunfermline's problems lie at the heart of the credit crunch which has brought havoc to the financial sector.

Now we hope it is not an invitation to the criminals!" Tuesday also brought havoc to India's railroad network, one of the busiest in the world.

This year's season is far worse than any in recent years because of colder temperatures and snow that brought havoc to New Jersey's already troubled roadways.

Hundreds of motorists were stranded in makeshift hostels last night after heavy snow brought havoc to Cornwall, forcing drivers to abandon vehicles.

"In a matter of a few seconds, he had jeopardised future prospects and brought havoc to his life and the lives of those he loved," Zahir said.

But that kind of shift, he said, could bring havoc to the nation's natural gas supply and delivery system.

And some scientists have suggested that the oil might hitch a ride on the loop current in the gulf, bringing havoc to the Atlantic Coast.

Global warming will continue to bring havoc to the world's weather systems for decades after reductions are made in greenhouse gas emissions, a new study shows.

Mexico, where corn occupies half of the total land used for growing crops, has lost most of its farms over the last 10 years, bringing havoc to the rural economy, forcing mass migration to the cities, bringing ruin and unemployment.

But the attempt to persuade its victims that it meant no harm and the raising of jihadist flags over the township was the latest evidence of a new – and yet more chilling – direction in Boko Haram's five-year campaign to bring havoc to Africa's most populous nation.