Sentence examples for cause of havoc from inspiring English sources
After all, the migration from carbohydrates to meats and such has been cited as a chief cause of havoc at companies like Krispy Kreme and Interstate Bakeries.
He goes off to sulk in his tent before causing decades of havoc.
"Our families are dependent on this money and this case is causing a lot of havoc, a lot of heartache," he said.
"It is a little disconcerting when a trade like this could cause this kind of havoc," he said.
I've always liked these Trojan-horse ideas, where you can camouflage, but then you can potentially cause a lot of havoc".
Mr. Baxter mentioned in passing the possibility of a cataclysmic event on May 5, when -- according to a futurist he respects -- an alignment of the sun and several planets will disturb the earth's axis and cause all kinds of havoc.
Symantec, which first discovered the security flaw, says Apple needs to patch the vulnerability ASAP, lest the bad guys cause a bit of havoc.
"Hopefully I can offer something a bit different, get people off their seats and cause a bit of havoc on the field," Paterson told BBC East Midlands Today.
And how weird it was to see humans in the audience cheering on the A.I. Our only hope is that Watson doesn't rebel against his masters and cause a bit of havoc à la Shodan (not that I'm altogether opposed to a robot takeover, mind you).
They're causing all kinds of havoc".
