Sentence examples similar to fomented havoc from inspiring English sources

The job of the torpedoes is to charge deep into the other team's end and foment forechecking havoc for 20- to 30-second shifts, harrying the other team into giving up the puck.

"We've fomented debate".

But revolt was fomented.

Foreign interlopers corrupted politicians and fomented disorder.

That case has been fomented by Kessler.

It fomented during the years before the iPad was released.

And this has fomented a true revolution.

America, in the role of redresser of wrongs, turns French politics upside down by arresting, in the most spectacular way, the man predicted by all polls as the likely winner of the French presidential election in 2012, charging him with attempted rape, fomenting a global media frenzy, and then wreaking havoc with revelations about the lies of the accuser.

Holding on will only foment more instability.

Administration officials deny trying to foment trouble.

Thousands were arrested for fomenting unrest.