Sentence examples for more anarchy from inspiring English sources
"An intervention [without a unity government] will probably cause more anarchy and chaos".
The end result was more anarchy in Somalia that now had no chance at a central authority, and the birth of al-Shabab.
Maybe we could use a little more anarchy around here.
'Tis been said before, but I'll say it once more: Anarchy precedes every fall.
Democrats, despite the discipline of individual campaign efforts, tend more toward anarchy than hierarchy.
Really, they are moving towards not a government system but more towards anarchy.
There's more to anarchy than not tidying your bedroom, spitting and having a mohican, David Graeber told me.
More significant, anarchy in Afghanistan has destabilized Pakistan through the flow of drugs and weapons across the border.
The Afghan national government is famously flimsy outside of Kabul, in the areas where local potentates, or more often anarchy, rule the roads.
The Freedom Caucus leader, Ohio's Jim Jordan, seems to crave more legislative anarchy: "reform" that would allow anyone to introduce, and offer for debate, even hopelessly doomed bills and amendments, a process that he said "will benefit everyone".
That impatience tending more to anarchy than order despite stabilizing aboriginal influence, how, then, did we ever produce the killer product called America?
