Sentence examples for may cause havoc from inspiring English sources
Record low interest rates of 0.5 per cent since 2009 have fuelled the housing bubble and may cause havoc when they rise, hitting borrowers with higher rates to pay back each month.
Can't be used with a Mac; printing address labels with stamps may cause havoc with your existing address-book software.
It can work in isolated system, but in ponds, it may cause havoc by destroying the non-target plants and animals like fish, etc. Crop yield and grain quality may be improved by the use of manufactured nanomaterial.
War games conducted since then have demonstrated that fleets of small, fast ships may be able to cause havoc among the Navy's larger vessels, particularly in the relatively small confines of the Persian Gulf.
Saeed Ajmal may have caused havoc if that were the case.
Low cost personal computers may be causing havoc on the bottom line equipment makers, but things remain as rosy as ever in the portable computer market.
By his own admission, Sillitoe as a young man was "determined to cause havoc" and future biographers may yet find some havoc to cry.
But another devaluation in Brazil would cause havoc, leading Professor Calvo to suggest it may be time for Brazil and Argentina to consider a common currency.
Nevertheless, the re-use of PINs may have important implications for register linkages; and can potentially cause havoc for researchers that are unaware of PIN re-use.
Unreformed, they will cause havoc again.
