Sentence examples for immediate havoc from inspiring English sources
Through the use of stealth scans, piecemeal system and network reconnaissance, and social engineering, a skilled intruder will seek to stack the cards in his favor so he can penetrate one's systems to wreak immediate havoc, or simply set himself up to monitor (and possibly modify) one's every move.
Puerto Rico is, indeed, an island, but it is also an American island, inhabited by three and a half million United States citizens who are in immediate danger, owing to the havoc wrought by Hurricane Maria.
ALTHOUGH it set off a gold rush, the convoluted arrangement had built-in problems, creating immediate nightmares for customers and, eventually, havoc for wholesalers.
The recent coalmine disaster and the ongoing oil spill serve as immediate and dramatic reminders of the havoc our human dependency on fossil fuel is wreaking.
Given the divided opposition dominated by extremists and the risk of Jihadis returning home to wreak havoc, including in Europe and the U.S., the immediate priority is general security.
The fallout has been immediate in many parts of the industry, and promises to wreak further havoc in the coming months and, quite possibly, years.
Immediate traumas supersede the larger context, just as the fog of war plays havoc with generals' plans.
Anyone who believes that legalizing immigrants and granting them immediate relief will not move us closer to a more prosperous state is misguided and is ignoring the psychological havoc allowed to run rampant throughout our communities.
Legal havoc would follow.
