Sentence examples for could be chaotic from inspiring English sources
Behind the scenes, the fledgling business could be chaotic.
The ward could be chaotic at times, with smashed doors and flying furniture.
But the impact on Greece itself could be chaotic, and a bad precedent for the euro.
It could be chaotic after the withdrawal agreement, if it doesn't get through.
Numerical results show that the responses of the vehicle model could be chaotic.
Yet over the course of the interview, Mr. Sandusky described what he admitted was a family and work life that could often be chaotic, even odd, one that lacked some classic boundaries between adults and children, and thus one that was open to interpretation — by those who have defended him as a generous mentor and those who have condemned him as a serial predator.
But in a sign that the elections could still be chaotic, the board yesterday rejected a proposal by the four main Democratic candidates for mayor to change some of its rules for the Democratic primaries in ways that might have reduced the potential for disputes over questionable ballots.
The risk remains that Mr Wahid's departure could be as chaotic as his rule.
David Michaels, NBC's director, said that the track could be a chaotic place.
Mr. Vallone said the Council could be a chaotic mess next year.
