Sentence examples for massive havoc from inspiring English sources

"In a few short years, Twitter has evolved from a mere waste of time into a force capable of massive havoc and destruction," the Twitter spokesman said.

It is clear that the international community has to have a rapid and very strong response to get this disease under control before it wreaks much more massive havoc in these countries and possibly other ones".

Massive snowstorms caused havoc earlier this year, then there was the turmoil in Tibet and the aftermath following the Olympic torch relay around the world, lately this EV71 virus that has killed over 30 and sickened thousands -- and now this major earthquake.

The park, loved for its redwood groves and rushing rivers, was closed for a year after this winter's rainfall and last summer's massive Soberanes fire wreaked havoc.

They are making it a shining example to all those who could see no further than the free trade models of modern globalisation which have caused such havoc and massive social dislocation in today's world.

A group of 208 scholars and activists released an open letter on Monday, the day before the pilot program started, saying that electronic transfers of pensions and scholarships were fine but substituting cash for food "could cause havoc and massive social exclusion".

A massive snowstorm has wreaked havoc in the north-eastern US, as temperatures plummeted overnight.

A massive snowstorm has wreaked havoc in the north-eastern US and left seven people dead in upstate New York.

A massive storm has wreaked havoc in the north-eastern US, dumping up to 5ft (1.5m) of snow in some areas.

Media captionJames Grimaldi in Buffalo: "Right now I literally cannot go anywhere" A massive snowstorm has wreaked havoc in the north-eastern US and left seven people dead in upstate New York.

The parole back to-prison pipeline has wreaked massive social and political havoc on families and communities.