Sentence examples for cause more mayhem from inspiring English sources
GUNS may not be as ubiquitous in Brazil as they are in the United States, but they cause more mayhem.
Mr Corbyn has warned that airstrikes will only cause "more mayhem and more loss" in the region.
In western Iraq, Mr Sadr's men have moved into Kadhimiya, site of a famous Shia shrine, where a mullah last week gave liquor dealers two days to shut down.For now, Mr Allawi, a secular Shia, seems loth to have a showdown that might cause more mayhem in Shia ranks.
Wright's obituary in the Independent was a good deal blunter: "No British intelligence officer other than Kim Philby caused more mayhem within Britain's secret services and more trouble for British politicians than Peter Wright, former assistant director of M.I.5".
Emily Scarratt, making her 60th appearance for England, caused more mayhem with a storming run and things went from bad to worse for the visitors when their lock, the policewoman Charmaine Smith, was sent to the sin-bin for infringing as the England pack drove forward from a lineout.
The Labour leader also warned during the same interview that a military response in Syria prompted by the attacks could cause "more conflict, more mayhem, and more loss" and that the UK had to ask "big questions" about what was fuelling the conflict in the region.
Mr Corbyn also warned on Monday that bombing Syria might simply cause "yet more conflict, more mayhem and more loss".
Instead of haphazard and unreliable checks on motorists in the name of anti-terrorism, let's see police tackling a scourge that reliably and predictably causes more death and mayhem on our streets.
Harlow creates mayhem in the small-time burg, then moves on to commit more mayhem with a tycoon in New York.
"One war doesn't necessarily bring about peace: it often can bring yet more conflict, more mayhem and more loss".
