Sentence examples for prolonged chaos from inspiring English sources

What the United Nations, the United States and other nations seek to avoid is prolonged chaos in Kabul, with the likelihood of renewed civil war if the Northern Alliance refuses to bargain in good faith.

The most dangerous were set to detonate hours after landing to create prolonged chaos.

The prolonged chaos this year following voting was caused by previous failure to introduce an electoral register.

General Carter said that while he had no direct proof in Mr. Matiullah's case, he harbored more general worries that the legions of unregulated Afghan security companies had a financial interest in prolonging chaos.

Perle dismisses the widely publicized concerns expressed by Iraq's regional neighbors, who expect prolonged civil war and chaos if the Iraqi Army stands and fights.

All the play's great moments are still there: the prolonged silence induced by a spinning top, the exhausted chaos of the town fire, and the final fading sound of a military band as the soldiers depart.

As a result, Operation Chaos took delegates away from Obama and prolonged the Democrats' nominating process.

They were met with prolonged, rhythmic applause, but seldom with enough enthusiasm to create chaos.

Mr. Gates also cautioned Bahrain's king and crown prince during two hours of meetings in Manama, Bahrain's capital, that if the reform process was prolonged, the United States feared that Iran would become involved and create more chaos.

And for many Republicans, political success also includes raising the debt ceiling by just enough to ensure that the whole issue erupts again in the midst of the 2012 election season, to maximise the pain for the White House and prolong the sense of chaos and uncertainty.

Yemen faces chaos, Bahrain unrelenting repression, and the leader in Libya, seemingly unhinged, has helped take his country into what looks like a prolonged civil war.