Sentence examples for widespread carnage from inspiring English sources

Haftar said that he planned to bring the war to Tripoli, and to Misrata, but dismissed the possibility of widespread carnage.

Even though her appetites seem obscene, set as they are against widespread carnage, the grinding down of Courage's ambition and self-possession are devastating to watch.

In the face of actual widespread carnage, he now received them as prophecy, evidence, the editor and translator Sonu Shamdasani writes, of "deep subliminal connections between individual fantasies and world events".

Censors have approved a new computer game containing scenes of widespread carnage on the London Underground, where users have the option to kill civilian passengers, despite the release receiving vilification earlier this year for its similarity to the 2005 terror attacks on the capital.

Assad has also repeatedly rejected the allegation that his forces use rudimentary and indiscriminate barrel bombs that have caused widespread carnage in rebel-controlled areas.

The carnage brought widespread condemnation in the West, but it was the kind of act that insured Mr. Assad's utter control.

The carnage followed widespread civil unrest on Friday, which saw hundreds of thousands of Egyptians mount violent protests against the president, Mohamed Morsi.

Citigroup, which has lost more than half of its value in November, was the top decliner among large U.S. banks, but the carnage was widespread.

The carnage was widespread, with giants taking a stumble — Microsoft, -3.97%; Google, 2.92%; Facebook, -3.95%; LinkedIn, -3.84%; Yahoo, -3.65%; and Alibaba, -3.28% — and newcomers joining in the general mayhem.

However, the carnage was more widespread in the world of data-networking hardware.

Experts agree the carnage results from a false belief, widespread in the far east, that rhino horn can cure cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.