Sentence examples for forms of havoc from inspiring English sources
How many industries in Baghdad have been victim to similar forms of havoc?
All feature emotionally troubled young women wreaking various forms of havoc as the wedding bells threaten to peal.
Only later would some, like Shoji, come to discover that the most devastating aftereffects were like ghosts: coming and going on a whim, wreaking forms of havoc often incomprehensible to outsiders and, sometimes, even to those who suffered it.
Only later would some, like Shoji, come to discover that the most devastating aftereffects were like ghosts: coming and going on a whim, wreaking forms of havoc often incomprehensible to outsiders and, sometimes, even to those who suffered it.
At the same time, he has unleashed more subtle forms of havoc: subverting promotional displays on supermarket shelves and introducing a campaign of "book-heckling", which involves slipping strips of paper bearing sarcastic one-liners into books on sale in chain-stores.
From Washington to New York State, a series of "snowmageddons" have wreaked a particular form of havoc for Orthodox Jews.
Cutting salaries and the number of musicians is a one-time band aid; it does not protect the institution as inflation and increased competition from other forms of entertainment play havoc with the income statement.
Having made his name with the shoestring sci-fi Monsters, Edwards knows the merits of rationed spectacle, though the film wreaks other forms of visual and sonic havoc en route to the reptilian carnage.
Will there be new forms of cyber terror that will wreak havoc with the juggernaut of American prosperity?
They're causing all kinds of havoc".
