Sentence examples for havoc to from inspiring English sources

It's creating havoc to the environment.

On January 28th two Russian, possibly nuclear-armed, strategic bombers flew down the English Channel, causing havoc to commercial aviation.

They ride bikes on the pavement, assault other children and generally cause havoc to other members of the public.

Dunfermline's problems lie at the heart of the credit crunch which has brought havoc to the financial sector.

But that kind of shift, he said, could bring havoc to the nation's natural gas supply and delivery system.

The vehicles were on strike for nearly three weeks this summer, causing havoc to parts of the key tourism industry.

Tall, rapid and direct, with superb dribbling skills, the Berlin-born forward is the kind of player who can cause havoc to opposition defences on his day.

The accident caused havoc to local, regional and international services in Belgium, which has the highest-density train network in Europe.

Just to add another dimension of havoc to the scenario that Tobin's book has inadvertently inspired, Vera asks him to be the "host" for her own child.

Fears about Hurricane Irene may have shuttered Broadway this weekend, but the worst havoc to a theater occurred roughly 230 miles to the north in flood-ravaged Vermont.

The tragic turn of world events during the first few centuries of the Christian Era wrought havoc to the accumulated knowledge and progress of mankind.