Sentence examples for trigger havoc from inspiring English sources

And so, too, are our international actions that may trigger havoc.

However, British hockey captain Kate Walsh triggered havoc when her trainers and stick clashed with the luminous green background, meaning officials had to tape up her stick.

Recently popularized again by its release onto Steam in February 2016, Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, first released for the PSP in 2010, is for many players the gateway visual novel.

Recently popularised again by its release onto Steam in February 2016, Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, first released for the PSP in 2010, is for many players the gateway visual novel.

Drainage is a major issue on the railways because heavy rain can cause havoc, triggering mudslides and signal problems that delay trains.

The trigger, apparently, was the havoc that gum could cause on the country's extremely expensive new underground system – by covering the door sensors, or simply making a mess of the seats.

Today's El Niños, which cause weather havoc by triggering floods in some regions and droughts in others, are characterized by warmer-than-normal sea-surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific.