Sentence examples for its havoc from inspiring English sources
We cannot know the damage the new government health care plan will cause until it wreaks its havoc, but I've had three personal glimpses into our bureaucratic future.
But needs probably must, or the eurozone will never shed its impoverishing habit of fixing yesterday's problems today, and ignoring today's crisis till it has already wreaked its havoc.
The withering of American manufacturing has wreaked its havoc.
Guinea worm wreaks its havoc after larvae are swallowed in water.
— MIKE HUGUENIN Fifth-seeded V.C.U. is known for its "havoc" defense, but its offense has been sterling against Akron.
They started from the observation that the peptide seems to work its havoc particularly on glutamate-sensitive synapses.
A cloud of dense ash from the volcano in Iceland resumed its havoc-making disruptions of European air travel early Monday, forcing aviation authorities to temporarily close important airports in the Netherlands and British Isles, including London Heathrow, Europe's busiest.
That would give her five clear years to get through Brexit and all its havocs.
While the swathe Euron cuts through the armada is hard to follow, it feels convincing in its nonlinear havoc.
After the Socialist defection, her party created its own havoc.
But one destination is now largely off limits: the Lower Ninth Ward, where Hurricane Katrina inflicted its worst havoc and the recovery has been slowest.
