Sentence examples for mayhem caused from inspiring English sources

The price of those escapes has been irksome, but modest in comparison with the mayhem caused by terrorists being lucky once.

By Tuesday morning, all evidence of the mayhem caused by the vehicle, which hurtled more than 400 yards along a sidewalk thronged with tourists, had been cleared away.

In the chaotic megalopolis of Karachi, thousands of terrorist murders have taken place during the past decade, the mayhem caused by two warring political factions.

But a musical is more than a score and there is no real attempt to explore Eva's inner life and only a token gesture towards the economic mayhem caused by Peron's political tyranny.

Gestures matter to the Chinese leadership at least as much as they do to Canadians, and while a videotaped tribute might be over the top, he could repair any early mayhem caused by the focus on currency manipulation.

Seeking hurricane survivors - Katrina Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans in 2005 and this lesson plan for both primary and secondary schools looks at the path it followed along with the mayhem caused during the evacuation process.

This flu didn't cause physical mayhem, it caused media mayhem, with the cable culture locking on to it around the clock.

The Iceland banking collapse in 2008 — and the mayhem it caused far beyond the country's borders — raised issues directly relevant to the 27-nation European Union.

"It stacks up as a memorable snowstorm," said Fred Gadomski, a meteorologist at Penn State University, citing places like Long Island that will not soon forget the mayhem it caused.

Gove has not learnt from the "mayhem" he caused with the botched announcement of the cancellation of Building Schools for the Future projects.

Meanwhile, the crew on Thursday's flight has been suspended, which seems fair, given that all this mayhem was caused by the inability to flick a single switch.