Sentence examples for growing mayhem from inspiring English sources

After the invasion, Kilcullen watched the growing mayhem with outrage and dismay.

Air Canada has threatened to drop its sponsorship of the league if it does not address its growing mayhem, and the league's normally diplomatic players are starting to object loudly.

But when the institutes of learning eventually opened their doors, the students soon poured furiously into the streets in their tens of thousands, until, in the growing mayhem, the shah fled and Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini replaced him.

Iraqi leaders worry that the violence here may be a sign of what awaits the rest of the country if the government cannot quell the growing mayhem that many trace to the civil war in Syria, which has inflamed sectarian divisions, with Sunnis supporting the rebels and Shiites backing the Assad government.

In recent days, the Congolese Red Cross was first on the scene after a ferry sank; and the Somali Red Crescent is helping victims of the growing mayhem, despite threats from jihadist groups.The very fact that these chaotic places possess local Red Cross or Red Crescent societies (the latter title is preferred in many Muslim countries) reflects the theory which underpins the movement.

Growing mayhem sparked urgent debate in western capitals about the radicalisation of young European Muslims, the global spread of jihadi ideology, increased state security and surveillance powers, the need for a settlement of Syria's civil war, and the desirability or otherwise of expanded military intervention on the ground.

But with Iraq's own Islamists becoming increasingly radicalised amid the mayhem, a growing minority of suicide bombers appear to be homegrown.

Intelligence and law enforcement officials said the authorities in Boston weighed the risks of some mayhem against their growing fear that time was slipping away and that heavily armed and increasingly dangerous men, and possibly accomplices, could wage new attacks in the Boston area or beyond.

Concern about the potential to turn workaday consumer devices into instruments of cyber-mayhem has been growing along with the scale of attacks known as distributed denials of service, or DDoS.

In academia, in the programming by arts organizations, with publishers, on the stage with orchestras, in film and gaming music, must women composers grow to a mayhem-inducing number until we are absolutely unavoidable?

Most of his films tapped into the growing fascination with mythology and muscle-bound mayhem.