Sentence examples for cause further mayhem from inspiring English sources

Franjean and Rool cause further mayhem when they accidentally expose Madmartigan to a fairy love dust they are carrying, which makes him become infatuated with Sorsha, but eventually they manage to escape.

"[It's] causing further displacement".

Imagine what further mayhem might have resulted if untrained civilians had whipped out their firearms and started blasting away.

Give NBC credit for dealing with a big error that threatened to sow further mayhem on a very delicate story.

The stabbing threw into further mayhem a tense, chaotic and unpredictable presidential election.

The individual in question quietly moved on; set to cause havoc and mayhem at their new organisation, presumably.

The Mayhem campaign could cause, well, mayhem for Allstate if consumers perceive that the popular Mr. Haysbert is being shown the door.

But sexuality is always there — the more assiduously repressed, the more likely to cause psychic mayhem.

But sexuality is always there the more assiduously repressed, the more likely to cause psychic mayhem.

He may get the girl, but not before the comprimario has the chance to cause satisfying mayhem.

GUNS may not be as ubiquitous in Brazil as they are in the United States, but they cause more mayhem.