Sentence examples for particular havoc from inspiring English sources

And the exodus of scientists and academics wreaks particular havoc, especially if it happens quickly.

Each arrival created its particular havoc, devouring native vegetation or gobbling the eggs of ground-nesting birds, bringing a unique ecosystem to the doorsill of extinction.

In particular, I think his basic optimism is well founded, with the caveat that climate change may wreak particular havoc in Africa.

But the changes have caused particular havoc in the tourist industry, with some hoteliers running their "resort time" while others observe the bemusing government ups and downs of official timekeeping.Keeping time may seem an odd preoccupation for a country with greater things to worry about.

One area where the toxins can wreak particular havoc is in the kidneys; when it happens, Dr. Flaherty said, the inflamed cells lining the blood vessels get "roughed up," causing red blood cells to break open as they pass by and jam blood flow to the kidneys.

The street-drug epidemic of crack in the 80s and early 90s wrought particular havoc among low-income, urban African Americans, while the sordid blight of backyard-cooked methamphetamine was at its height among more rural, white populations in the 90s and early 21st century.

From Washington to New York State, a series of "snowmageddons" have wreaked a particular form of havoc for Orthodox Jews.

Keane in particular was causing havoc everywhere, using that low center of gravity to spin off players and slip passes behind the Chicago defense (he had a hand in all three Magee goals), and generally keeping up the form he displayed throughout the playoffs and which had him at the top of the Castrol stat standings last year.

And each wreaks its own particular kind of havoc on the human body.

"If you truly believe that a particular nominee would wreak havoc on America, why not do everything you can to stop him?" Shapiro noted that senators may pay a political price for refusing to work with a president from the other party.

Yet there has been very little talk about how religious leaders affiliated to particular Islamist movements are wreaking havoc in the homes of Egyptian families.