Sentence examples for mild havoc from inspiring English sources

An escaped parrot causes mild havoc in suburbia.

On Wednesday, a collie caused mild havoc by taking control of a tractor on the M74.

Both follow the daily routines of cute but uncontrollable dogs wreaking mild havoc in their respective middle-class families.

The program also included two old favorites: "Untitled," the dance where two giant Edwardian women cause mild havoc among four men at an afternoon picnic, and "Walklyndon".

But at least they won it, Kim Jung-woo causing mild havoc in the area with a free kick in from the right, Lugano forced to head behind.

The market's location is slated for a heavily-travelled stretch in downtown Washington with hours scheduled from 1pm until 8pm on Thursdays, which could create mild havoc during the afternoon rush hour.

The UK's criminalisation of khat, a mild stimulant popular in the horn of Africa, has wreaked havoc on African economies, undermining development programmes being carried out in the region, said the organisation.

For instance, a giant quake off the coast or deep underground may produce only mild shaking in the closest city, while a small quake can wreak havoc if its fault breaks the surface where people live.

Although most Zika victims experience mild to no symptoms, the virus spread by the Aedes mosquito wreaks havoc in an unborn baby.

Many of those detained may be connected to the Salafist Group for Call and Combat, an offshoot of Algeria's Armed Islamic Groups, which has been wreaking havoc in Algeria since 1992, when the army-led government refused to let a relatively mild Islamist party take power after it had won an election.

While the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts a mild hurricane season this year, it's important to remember that it only takes one storm to wreak havoc on your home.