Sentence examples for immediate chaos from inspiring English sources
In one, he warned that if growth were to slump, "immediate chaos" would follow.
Unfortunately, Sunday's choice will be between endless austerity and immediate chaos.
In the immediate chaos after the blast, Mr. Tayyib drove frantically from hospital to hospital, looking for them.
The fire, which sent huge plumes of black smoke high into the air over the French port town, brought immediate chaos to the A16 and surrounding roads.
The Soviets, characteristically, came up with a more drastic proposal: Why not withdraw all troops from the disputed territory and give Libya immediate independence — or, as many who were familiar with the problem read it, immediate chaos?
The following day's claim by Hong Kong's financial secretary, Sir Donald Tsang, that abandoning the currency board "would create immediate chaos" seems to have brought sufficient assurance to the financial markets for short-term interest rates to fall sharply on June 16th and 17th.Fear still hangs around China's intentions.
The implications of a no vote would bring immediate economic chaos to Greece, if not the eurozone, and almost inevitably lead to a rushed default.
The Remain case: the UK was more prosperous long-term, more globally influential, and more at home in the EU, and immediate economic chaos would follow quit and Leave had no plan for that.
Most important, it might help ensure a stable, nonterrorist, possibly even somewhat more democratic Middle East, a place where Europe and America have an urgent immediate interest: to avoid chaos and the sort of political extremism that arises from it.
I've had my share of trips in police custody, although they weren't exactly "rough rides," as they're called in Baltimore, since my confinement wasn't in the immediate aftermath of the chaos and terror of arrest but in the institutionalized molasses that state prisoners travel through between facilities.
The immediate result would be political chaos in Israeli and Palestinian politics.
