Sentence examples for no havoc from inspiring English sources

However, Brew was critical that it plays little to no havoc with the world of 24, and that it is lacking at times in urgency.

Never mind the fact that the bankers' misplaced confidence would have wreaked no havoc had the government not dismantled its regulation of the financial sector.

A corrosive mental illness that was throttling a life is no longer wreaking havoc.

Because old-fashioned strikes no longer create havoc, local bosses have turned to guerrilla tactics, such as blockades of oil depots or go-slow lorry convoys on motorways.

These messages no longer wreck havoc on my self-esteem the way it used to when I was a teenager.

This should not suggest that the uncertainty principle is the only aspect of the conceptual difference between classical and quantum physics: the implications of quantum mechanics for notions as (non -locality, enon -localitynd identanglementno less handc widentitysical intuitions.

They found considerable joy themselves with ball in hand, causing no end of havoc down the right wing.

Instead they argue that voters had no idea what havoc they were creating when they decided to oust so many veterans at once.

It turns out that the producers only secured the rights to use the theme music for on-air broadcast; they had no idea the havoc that Netflix would wreak.

No telling what havoc will be wreaked on fragile spawning habitat.

But, while popping two seemingly innocent yellow pills a day, I had no idea what havoc it could be wreaking on my body inside.