Sentence examples for ensuing havoc from inspiring English sources
(And this time he will have a hefty stick to apply to a recalcitrant Congress: the fiscal cliff, which forces Congress to compromise or share the blame for the ensuing havoc).
He comes in peace, man, despite the ensuing havoc, and it takes only time and six packs of beer for this computer-generated space invader and his fully human co-stars, Graeme Willy (Simon Pegg and Clive Gollings Nick Froststo, to bond.
(Havoc ensues when Ralphie's father installs a giant lamp in the shape of a woman's stockinged leg in the window of his family's home).
Havoc ensues — wild messages left on answering machines, illicit trysts in the Vineyard, a possible cooling off of his rich wife's affection.
Havoc ensues as cultures collide.
The ensuing drop in demand for policies could wreak havoc with insurance markets, forcing some insurers to leave and others to jack up prices, since healthy people in particular would be more likely to forgo insurance.
"If banks run out of capital, all sorts of havoc could ensue.
If the court rules for the legislature, havoc could ensue: California's redistricting process, which is similar to Arizona's, could also be struck down, along with the redistricting commissions in a number of other states.
The Tohoku earthquake and ensuing tsunami claimed an estimated 20,000 lives, washing away entire towns and wreaking havoc with the nation's infrastructure.
Indeed, rising interest rates in the US and the ensuing likely rise in the value of the dollar could, it is feared, wreak havoc among emerging markets' governments, financial institutions, corporations, and even households.
