Sentence examples for extreme havoc from inspiring English sources

It has forced the TSA and Homeland Security into an unenviable position of balancing safety with freedom against the potential for extreme havoc.

An extreme El Niño wreaks havoc on weather patterns around the globe.

Having so many games of extreme length played havoc with network television schedules.

Riders at the Road World Championships in Doha have complained of extreme conditions causing havoc following the crash of the Dutch cyclist Anouska Koster.

This time last year the region's extreme cold played havoc with Suncor's mine.

With California in the fourth year of serious drought, with forest fires burning, oceans rising and extreme weather spreading havoc, Humboldt deserves to be rediscovered.

"Even as extreme weather wreaks havoc on crop yields and threatens coastlines, new custom-made financial instruments offer the savvy investor the chance to profit from destruction.

Even as extreme drought wreaks havoc on crops and communities across the Midwest, government officials are now confident that they can link recent bouts of extreme weather to man-made climate change.

The rate at which we consume the Earth's resources requires the need for another planet for us to call home, and unless we reverse current consumption trends Earth's climate "will be irreversibly damaged," with extreme weather wrecking havoc on cities, and severe famine and water shortages killing off the poor at rates unprecedented in history.

Five landmarks that may not stand the test of time Extreme weather is playing havoc with five of the greatest landmarks of all time.

As living standards decline, financial insecurity rockets and an unprecedented volume of extreme weather events wreak havoc across the globe, the more confusing position is to insist that everything will be fine if we just carry on as we are.