Sentence examples for potential for mayhem from inspiring English sources

The potential for mayhem, the report said, was serious.

If you want a quick way to grasp the potential for mayhem, think skinheads.

If Henman defeats Ivanisevic, he will become the first Briton in a men's final since 1938, and there would be the potential for mayhem involving ticket distribution.

Finlay's originality was to take two things most people associate with stability and conservatism - gardening and classics - and reveal their potential for mayhem.

Mick lacks his dark charisma and potential for mayhem, and by around page 50, it is clear he cannot carry the novel on his own.

But Gomez and his colt will break from the No. 1 post, where the potential for mayhem is almost always realized on the first Saturday of May.

Eyebrows would doubtless have been raised at the potential for organisational mayhem, the nightmarish Cairo traffic and the downtown air pollution, but surely if the Egyptians could build the pyramids they could host a World Cup.

These hints of humanity, however, are buried in a machine that clearly doesn't trust us to do anything but consume prepackaged anarchy, only to let any potential for actual mayhem out of the box.

IF you were designing a site for a music festival, you would probably give wide berth to railroad tracks, with their potential for midconcert sonic mayhem, running on schedule or otherwise.

With the Group of 8 meeting opening today, many Japanese and American officials are regretting Mr. Obuchi's well-intentioned choice and fretting about the potential for mishap and mayhem in what is ostensibly a sun-drenched paradise.

After his sinister turn in Charlie's Angels it seems the man's potential for on-screen mayhem knows no limits - New Line has just signed the 37-year-old to star in a remake of the 1971 horror movie, Willard.