havoc

It was feared that this agonizing energy of a suffering mass would cause havoc if God did not bless the world with peace!

When I became a stay at home mom this natural tendency to be at home started reeking havoc on my moods and I was becoming a bit of a hermit.

Although cold weather and the holidays can really play havoc on your running regimen, it is one of the best seasons to be a runner.

You have no idea how much havoc I cancauseand exactly one way to stop me.

The Chairman ordered the 'Gang of Three' to leave the Chamber for unparliamentary behaviour after they created havoc during the meeting.

To begin with it wasn't easy to get used to. Peacetime played havoc with our minds - it was like being drunk.

An attack by 100 RAF Lancaster bombers played havoc with its attack and it did not roll forward until the early afternoon.

There's no doubt that bacteria like MRSA -- methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus -- can wreak havoc on a healthcare facility.

It was almost as if the Italian police had a private agreement with the Roma fans to stand off them and let them wreak havoc.

Still, no one in the light is underestimating the tenacity and ability of the Illuminati to create havoc for a while longer.

Even if China's model is changing to one less dependent on exports, such a huge structural shift will inevitably bring havoc in its wake.

By the time you realize what's happening, the child is a toddler, up and causing havoc, and it's too late to put it back.

One major impediment to the production of a vaccine is chlamydia's surreptitious way of wreaking havoc on the body.

A tragic earthquake and a steroidal yen have wreaked havoc on the bottom lines of major firms Honda and Toyota.

He said China's financial institutions have learned much watching the havoc affecting their Western counterparts.

One plasticiser, known as DEHP, is a possible carcinogen, and thought capable of wreaking havoc with children's reproductive organs.

She felt "seized with a sense of mission, a duty to bear witness to the havoc wreaked by war on the lives of the innocents. "

There is no obvious prospect of a rapid jump in short-term interest rates of the kind that caused havoc for banks in 1994.

In another episode, a heartbroken performer of traditional kabuki theater turns into a monster and wreaks havoc on his community.

The roots of hatred are still in your subconscious mind, playing havoc with you and your good.

The next page started with a misunderstanding, then gossip sprouted its ugly head and wreaked havoc on my storyline.

The economic fall-out of the financial crisis caused global havoc but emerging markets were first in and first out.

This in turn lets the good old brain know whether the actual problem is real or just your imagination playing havoc with you.

Even one small typographical error can wreak havoc -- make sure you make a backup copy of any file you're planning to edit.

The hoar -frost whitened the pavement in front of Mr. Moore's residence, and made silent havoc among the tender plants in his garden.

Volcanoes erupt all over the world but often don't create as much havoc as Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull is causing.

And any kind of change in the administrative oversight could cause havoc with this network if it's not carefully done.

At the moment, antibiotics given to victims of inhalation anthrax may control microbial expansion but leave the toxin free to wreak havoc.

The "Bad Trans" virus that has caused so much havoc is just such a virus.

Millions of high-flying * executives* are risking divorce as the long hours they work play havoc* on their sex lives, a new study has found.

The inner earth has been stable except for the recent whale implosion which cracked the aurora and reeked havoc for a time.

Teching up is usually the next step, but building Stormriders can also wreak havoc on unprotected Predators and Harvesters.

That just goes to show that you can still cause a lot of havoc to humans even with a volcano like this.

Climate change, which already wreaks havoc through local droughts and heat waves, could well unleash global-scale havoc in a few decades.

"Al Shabaab's current policies are wreaking havoc and not helping Somalis living in the south-central part of that country, " Carson said.

As of April 19, the ash plumes were reported to be getting smaller, but they were still creating havoc with air travel in Europe.

Still, he said a collapse of AIG would have wreaked havoc on the global economy.

If tensions with Iran over its nuclear programme spike, for instance, an oil-supply shock could once more cause havoc.

These were precursors to CDOs, the pools of mortgage-backed securities that were to wreak havoc on the global financial system years later .

When used in the absence of an up-front OO design, nothing creates more havoc than copying code from one file to the next.

Another old rule that wreaks havoc in a relationship is the idea of "using sex" to get what you want.

In 1978, nobody could have imagined that by the next spring there would be havoc in Iran.

All of that can wreak havoc on a guy's self-confidence, especially if he didn't have a very favorable image of himself to begin with.

Direct translation of an animal's stomach, intestines or feet, can play havoc with a faint-hearted foreigner's appetite.

It turned out to be bankers rather than computer glitches that wreaked havoc.

The havoc caused by Madoff and a few of the lesser offenders left an indelible mark on the minds of the power elite.

Refined sugars and carbs can wreak havoc on your diet. They also play mind games with your hunger levels.

It plays havoc with your emotions as well as your heart-rate, stirring reasonable men to engage in outrageous acts.

NEXT month Liberia is due to go to the polls, almost exactly eight years after the end of a civil war that wreaked havoc across the country.

There's something holding Yao back and I do believe there's an inner-Shaq in him waiting to come out and wreck havoc like he ought to.

He has developed into a devastating left winger, whose pace and whipped deliveries into the six-yard box wreak havoc.

FOR ITS PART, anxiety seems to wreak havoc in the limbic system, the brain region concerned with emotion.

Worthwhile as they probably are, such measures look like tinkering when set against the capacity of capital markets to wreak economic havoc.

The sudden disappearance of one of the major global currencies of reference would also cause havoc in financial markets.

About 120 of those are known to be wreaking havoc on native ecosystems despite efforts to stop them.

Right, at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

Havoc in Heaven, it tells the story of a monkey who leads a group of monkeys against the rule of the Emperor in heaven.

It is a scenario that many biologists have reason to fear, as man-made climate change wreaks havoc with natural habitats around the globe.

The storm wreaked havoc on the garden , uprooting several trees .

The vaccine tries to stop one type of malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, before it has a chance to wreak havoc.

Malfurion was left to pray that in her fanatical pursuit of Illidan Maiev would not cause more havoc than the demon himself.

An inevitable long and cold silence, followed with a brisk and defensive, "You don't think being tired plays havoc on people's sex lives? "

The protectionist lobbies that have wreaked havoc during past economic downturns are weaker or more ambivalent this time round.

To many, it wreaks havoc not in the name of democracy and liberty, but of free markets and hubris.

"Havoc in heaven" has become a common expression used by a parent of a boss when they return to the house of office and see a mess.

A sharp tightening of credit, expected after years of easy money, may yet wreak havoc.

In Listing 9, you can see how this code demonstrates the Law of Demeter -- and how it could be used to wreak havoc with people's wallets!

at least until some creative hacker comes up with a new way to wreak havoc.

Second, this global warming is on such a scale that it will wreak havoc on both poor and rich countries.

The havoc he creates there epitomizes the destructive power of American enthusiasm when it is let loose in small and distant places.

While the details are yet to be known, it has been stated that the Velociraptors wreak havoc in a leisure centre.

The house had remained entire. There were traces to be seen of the havoc wrought in it, but the character of the house was unchanged.

Relentless devotion wreaks havoc on The Count's burdened soul, yet we're free to behold a taste of fantasy far from wicked isolation.

But this will also be at the time when Vesuvius could become active again and could spread tremendous havoc.

SHANGHAI: Typhoon Krosa, which hit East China Sunday afternoon, was downgraded to a tropical storm after wreaking havoc in Taiwan.

And more to that point, most of the tools and scripts used to wreak havoc on computers are written for Windows.

El Nino -- which means ' little boy' in Spanish -- wreaks havoc in weather patterns across the Asia-Pacific regions.

The U. N. 's Food Aid Organization has warned that rising temperatures could wreak agricultural havoc.

So, the script sends the user's cookies to the attacker's site where the attacker gain all the information needed to wreak havoc.

aggression, hegemonistic tendencies, intolerance, racism, xenophobia and terrorism have been unleashed to wreak havoc on a global seale.

Diane's dishonesty wreaked havoc on her friendship with Julia.

The new year opened with violent and almost continuous storms, causing much havoc among the older ships.

Previous studies have shown what happens after anthrax spores enter the body and wreak havoc.

However, with the financial crisis continuing to wreak havoc, JPMorgan has put the debt syndication on hold until markets have stabilised.

But it has wreaked havoc on traditional family life, with women and old people left behind to fend for themselves.

Junk food high in salt and sugar may taste appealing, but it will play havoc with your family's health and moods.

These mysterious forces, deranged by the presence of teenagers, go slightly crazy and create all the "ghostly" havoc.

As mentioned in my previous post, illicit relationships (between a boss and a subordinate) wreak havoc in teams.

But monkeys are also known for wreaking havoc and some people are worried that the new "China fever" may prove to be just another bubble .

This has played havoc with many economists' inflation forecasts. "Perhaps I should have become a veterinarian, " says Andy Rothman of CLSA.

Usually, the false news that is controlled temporarily will wreak havoc again as soon as the wind of fighting against false news blows away.

Rather, by permitting your negative energies to run havoc, they will ultimately trigger an unending, spiraling circle of negativity.

If thou should return to the land of the living, the innocent shall wreak havoc upon thy soul.

A plowman and his great plow, now standing idle in the furrow, had in a day wrought a terrible havoc.

Application quality metrics provide powerful diagnostics for detecting probable sources of application flaws before they cause havoc.

Even more wreaks havoc from the Wall Street storm, high-level comes out into the open to various countries.

Pet hair and dander can wreak serious havoc with your fans and cooling systems and cause overheating.

Coffee lovers beware. Having a quick "pick-me-up" cup of coffee late in the day will play havoc with your sleep.

"Bad" applications can wreak havoc in any environment, but can be particularly problematic in large shared topologies.

It says he later joined a rebel group across the border in Congo, the FDLR, which has been wreaking havoc on the civilian population.

Kil 'jaeden, one of the lords of the Burning Legion, first created the Lich King to wreak havoc and terror across Azeroth.

It is clear that food supplies are less than assumed and the unpredictable weather this year will play havoc with this year's crops.

They create havoc in every situation and relationship, turning our lives upside down and inside out.

The wind will wreak havoc on my Garden.

All were not rich. And when the poor also became greedy they became hostile. Then began social upheavals with bloodshed and havoc.

Occasionally, we get a flare from the sun that causes havoc with communications and so forth, and electricity.

Havoc didn't know his apartment was wired up when he moved in. And he's weird.

Few are predicting that a CIT failure would cause as much havoc in the financial market as the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers did last fall.

The havoc that months had previously wrought was now emulated by the inroads of hours.

They knew, none better, the havoc caused by a good-looking young man to the hearts of adolescent girls.

Flooding had already wreaked havoc by the time he arrived at a hill across from the house.

Another speculation is that the human lifespan could be greatly extended, something that would wreak havoc on all population projections.

While depression is known to wreak havoc on the emotions, it also takes a toll on the body.

Unlike the (thankfully) temporary havoc wreaked by Irene, the changes brought about by the latest crisis are structural.

Most fun, though, is to be had with the troubled teenage trysts as love and jealousy start to play havoc with young emotions.

Still, it did wreak a certain amount of low-grade havoc, freezing computers across the world.

Two pterodactyl-like monsters, both named Rodan, wreak havoc on Japan after being disturbed underground by Japanese mining operations.

Commuters crowded Penn Station yesterday waiting for information after building collapse played havoc with schedules.

Panic and havoc ensued for 3 weeks as the remaining dry areas shook and land masses collapsed into the sea.

Quite apart from the human toll, a swine-flu outbreak could wreak havoc on another, already weakened patient: the global economy.

Outages and errors can wreak havoc on a network, especially when many systems are running identical configurations.

These wild hares are wreaking havoc on Milan's airport. The furry creatures made their home near the airport.

On top Don't store any food on top of the refrigerator. It's warm up there, which will wreak havoc on almost any food--including wine.

Stress not only wreaks havoc on the individual who has it, it often rubs off to family members and close friends as well.

Mercury retrograde is due to create havoc during most of December, so you'd be wise to shop for holiday gifts before you reach December.

Worshipping the sun wreaks havoc on skin. So does smoking.

"I thought that it could be used for defense, but after I saw the movie, I think it wreaks havoc with the country, " said Sultana Bassi, 13.

A headline about a political decision could wreak havoc even on the most carefully researched investments, managers warn.

After simple signifying, police's status has camouflaged so-called " wreaks havoc" the concrete situation on the possibility.

The Great Sage caused havoc in Heaven and the Jade Emperor ordered Heavenly soldiers and generals to punish him.

Nicolas Sarkozy makes a distinction between business people (who create things) and financial speculators (who wreak havoc).

Further, the sharp interest rate adjustments likely to accompany this attempted fine-tuning exercise could wreak havoc on the real economy.

But one university psychologist has warned this is wreaking havoc with our self-image and undermining our sense of self-worth.

Furthermore, users who bookmark or share URLs can wreak havoc on a system dependent on URL mechanisms for storing state.

Lack of sleep, poor diet, and no exercise wreak havoc on your body and mind. All these lead to stress. Take a breather.

"To rebel is justified! " they proclaimed. They rebelled against everything and wreaked havoc everywhere.

If the crews are not vigilant and miss the tell tale signs the strong gusts of winds can cause havoc on deck and damage sails and equipment.

All through the late summer and early fall, destructively heavy rains have wreaked havoc on southeast Asia.

The real threat for people may not be a single disease, but armies of emergent microbes raising havoc among a host of creatures.

Mr. Kroeber does not expect the RMB to gain enough value to cause "large-scale havoc" for exporters.

Make sure you have Buzzers with you to counter Rocketmen, since they can wreak havoc on Seekers.

The fusion wreaks havoc in a cell by stringing together all the chromosomes.

This could short-circuit satellites, pose a risk to aircraft passengers and play havoc with electrical equipment on the ground.

Havoc a currently dominated way of doing physics, has 300 games support and growing but it can only be accelerated on a CPU.

This time, facing the financial Tsunami which wreaks havoc, the US lives at industry also faced with the challenge.

There are new fun elements and surprises in the game, including dragons that (you guessed it) breathe fire and wreak havoc on the cauldrons!

Winds accompanied by torrential rains caused havoc for residents of the New York region.

The week-long airport siege cut off Bangkok's air links and wreaked havoc on Thailand's tourism industry and export-dependent economy.

Characters can enter and exit the dungeon only through the Ritual Chamber (download Cry Havoc! ).

Spiking global temperatures are wreaking havoc with the Greenland ice sheet. Some fear that the colossal sheet is on the verge of collapse.

It's an effective reproductive device if the right buttons are pushed, but can wreak havoc if the wrong buttons are pushed.

It tells of a callous angel who drops in on a village and wreaks havoc.

Gustav also wrought havoc at the start of the Republican convention in St Paul, Minnesota.

If I accept a malicious piece of code that wreaks havoc on my computer, whose fault is it?

Flame Tanks also work reasonably well against Seekers and can also be cloaked to wreck havoc on enemy buildings.

The enemies they're battling slip into computer systems to steal information or wreak havoc and then slip out without being detected.

People under stress produce high levels of the hormone cortisol, which wreaks havoc on the gums and body.

Too much food or alcohol, especially late at night, just before bedtime, can play havoc with sleep patterns.

Remembrance plays havoc with the body.

The environment is highly interactive, and highly destructible, and you can wreck merry havoc across cutesy landscapes.

An attacker may only need the slightest opportunity to wreak havoc on a system and cause permanent damage.

It lets the devils out. Before they wreak all kind of havoc with the nervous and cardiovascular systems.

Most players forget that foxholes with missile squads in can cause serious havoc to expansions and tiberium spikes.

A small shift in the predicted probability of an extreme tail event can wreak havoc.

SOONER or later, America will suffer an earthquake as devastating as the one that has wreaked havoc on northern Japan.

Some people think, "I wouldn't mind seeing my face over the news, causing such havoc, " Surette said.

The radioactive material lodges in the thyroid gland where it wreaks havoc on cells, eventually causing cancer.

Once released into the atmosphere, methane could wreak havoc with the world's climate.

Even at current levels of warming, the centre has collected a strong body of evidence that climate change is wreaking havoc in China.

Derivatives are causing all this havoc because they have swiftly become a linchpin of global commerce and the world's financial system.

Tall, thin towers often wreak havoc with team working by splitting departments across several floors.

The history is clear: for decades rising health care costs have unleashed havoc on families, businesses, and the economy.

Facing the heartless life, I discarded the most real emotion. Age wreaks havoc which in a flood.

Unexpected developments wreak havoc to elaborate financial plans.

Remember: Stress and anxiety wreak havoc on your immunity.

Throughout history, they have flip-flopped between different definitions, wreaking havoc on the names of numbers.

I felt terribly shocked and sad after watching the news about the super-quake that wrecked havoc in Sichuan!

Stick to a schedule. Avoid delaying or skipping meals and binge eating, all of which can play havoc with blood-sugar levels.

And for the same reasons I'll kill and wreck havoc in conformity to moral law.

Havoc: Prepare for your end! Ignorant fools!

Incredibly, as all kinds of havoc broke out around him, Winkelhock found himself in the lead by over 30 seconds.

The noise of engines can play terrible havoc with a driver's nerves.

One of their concerns is that the marbled crayfish's sexual cousins have caused havoc elsewhere.

Climate change will play havoc with agriculture and water supplies and will increase diseases.

The storm wreaked a havoc on the city. Roads were flooded and traffic came to a stop.

Missing, incorrect or outdated customer or job information in one area can wreak havoc everywhere else.

The old, the one group that has been protected from the havoc, are only likely to become more protective of Social Security.

Listen to the cries from Horonaim, cries of great havoc and destruction.

It says that the virus is wreaking social and economic havoc on the worst affected nations.

When we go through libraries, convinced of these principles, what havoc must we make?

A hurricane heading North from the Gulf of Mexico meets a tornado over Chicago. The new super storm wreaks havoc.

The volcanic ash that has caused havoc with air travel over Europe now looms over the World Cup, too.

Your co-worker or manager may have personal issues that are wreaking havoc at work.

Their borders you have wasted, and you have made great havoc in the land, and have got the dominion of many places in my kingdom.

Play as the Predator and create havoc in the high security prison camp of Terminal City.

Free water, water aerosols, and water vapor raise havoc on a compressed air system.

Long lay-overs and flight delays play havoc on your body's sleep cycle.

Second is security, denying the capability of malicious programs, such as viruses and worms, to wreak havoc on the system is a must.

Some have saved billions of lives, wreaked environmental havoc or made the world a more colourful place.

Agricultural prices were also surging, as El Nino was wreaking havoc with ocean currents.

When nobody owns the code, people can wreak havoc anywhere they want and bear no responsibility.

But these words highlight the very personal havoc the Lewinsky affair wreaked on the First Family.

It is "wreaking havoc on private lives and taking a toll on health and well-being" , mercurial vapor, the research warns.

"Havoc in Heaven" has become a common expression used by a parent or a boss when they return to the house or office and see a mess.

Now think of this farce is really a gross American insurgents wreaked havoc with the people.

Regional droughts could wreak havoc, with bad ones causing global surges in food prices.

Bad debt has the potential to dull your mind, degrade your health and cause havoc with important relationships.

After the havoc in heaven monkey king is captured and sealed in a magic furnace.

The main answer is that the same economic storm that propelled Mr Obama into office has played havoc with his presidency.

Heartbreak and loss await Gen as the atomic bomb continues to wreak havoc on the lives of people in Hiroshima years after the fact.

The country has seen its fair share of food-pricing mania wreak havoc in its economy.

But avian malaria is already ravaging the native birds of Hawaii and it is now wreaking havoc in New Zealand, says Dr Garamszegi.

It goes without saying that Libya's civil war has wreaked havoc on its economy.

This has played havoc with many economists' inflation forecasts.

Life changes, including pregnancy and menopause, can wreak havoc on women's sleep.

Caesium-137 is of particular concern as it can stay in the environment and potentially cause havoc for hundreds of years.

In a mysterious dark city, yellow sand storms wreak havoc.

Cholera is confined to mostly urban areas; in rural areas hunger and HIV are wreaking havoc.

However, the date has also sparked fears that a computer virus could be released causing technological havoc.

Consequences are also important to consider: Disordered anger often wreaks havoc on people's lives.

One incident of BSE in Canada was sufficient to close all borders and create havoc in the industry.

It is also why every few decades a flu strain appears with the genetic novelty to evade our herd immunity and wreak global havoc.

And their neon-green bodies coupled with the red eyes may play havoc with their nocturnal predators' visual senses.

Sophisticated finance meant that havoc spread in a new way.

Here we have a really captivating image, but it's wreaking havoc on the readability of our text.

When unexpected disasters crop up, they wreak havoc on our productivity.

It started in a sparsely inhabited area but soon found its way to the cities, where it wreaked havoc.

Commuters on Melbourne's rail network face further delays this morning, following the wild weather that wreaked havoc yesterday.

Inefficient and lossmaking companiesdie and cause havoc for owners, staff and customers.

Illegal drugs are causing havoc across the world.

The balloon wreaks comic havoc on the boy's daily routine. But the boy loses his new friend, with unexpected results.

Not only will such a relationship come back to bite you, it will wreak havoc far and wide.

These chemically active ferments cause havoc .

He wreaked havoc with his family and his two wives and no day went by without some outburst or perceived slight.

They have to rebuild their home after the havoc of the hurricane .

They had to rebuild their homes after the havoc of the earthquake.

If you are looking to wreak havoc in taking out a tech, a crane, or just some harvesters here are some recommended numbers.

The torrential rains have also caused havoc and misery across Europe for days.

One way to reduce the financial havoc these hormones might wreak could be for trading desks to hire more women.

But the effects of endogenous structure can wreak havoc with this theory.

A self-proclaimed sorcerer has summoned hellspawn to wreak havoc on Tokyo.

But rising temperatures also are likely to play havoc with soil moisture, cutting yields even further.

Its banks have almost no exposure to the subprime market causing such havoc elsewhere in the world.

The rain only lasted half an hour, but caused traffic jams and havoc for pedestrians and commuters.

The SARS epidemic in 2003 had woken officials to the way a spreading illness can wreak havoc on economies and people's daily lives.

Both can cause havoc with your hair.

Money is very useful. But if you let it take the wrong place in your life it can wreck havoc.

Mercury bio-accumulates and reeks havoc on the entire ecosystem.

In fact, it's been wreaking havoc ever since 1982the passage of time hasn't quelled of the number of crank calls.

The warm weather has played havoc on your feet?