Sentence examples for could create chaos from inspiring English sources

A Scarlet Knights victory could create chaos at the top of the conference.

But he added: "We could create chaos in a local town.

Wall Street lined up behind the hedge funds, arguing that it could create chaos if the disclosure requirements were broadened.

One argued that the bill was part of "a further attempt by a subversive power to make us part of one world socialistic government" and that it could "create chaos" and help "our enemies" to seize power.

Under such circumstances, the continuing lack of a reliable diagnostic test for SARS could create chaos from the continuing inability to distinguish SARS from other illnesses that, by coincidence, were producing similar symptoms like fever, headache and cough.

Apportioning equal blame to the governor and the two men who control the Legislature, school officials said today that the delay in state budget talks could create chaos in school districts across New York.

That could create further chaos on the ground.

But there is widespread fear that competing ballot proposals could create political chaos, and delay any reform.

While some economists say a Greek exit is manageable, others think it could create social chaos in Greece and financial turmoil in Europe and the rest of the world, perhaps on the same scale as the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.

He and other astronomers say the spinning binary, just 1.8 AU apart, could create "gravitational chaos" near the hypothesized planet, perhaps flinging it from the system.

"Not holding polls in the north-east, or reducing their scope, could create political chaos, with the opposition rejecting a close unfavourable national tally.