11.   The necessity of finding a rhyme plays havoc with the necessity for compression.

12.   The former Portadown and Ulster junior has a tremendous burst of speed and time and again he played havoc with the home defence.

13.   Among the concerns are that giving such power to a political body like the council could play havoc with the agencies.

14.   And for a while, the line that snakes around the block for Late Show tickets played havoc with their business.

15.   And the date is playing havoc with the decision on when to begin classes for the fall.

16.   At the same time, other forces began to play havoc with both the book business and the structure of museums.

17.   Bledsoe said his only concern about Sunday is the possibility of a strong wind, which could play havoc with his long game.

18.   The Kosovo conflict is also playing havoc with international sport.

19.   A surplus this year gives the government some maneuvering room, but a long period of low prices could play havoc with future spending plans.

20.   A strong wind can play havoc with the strength of their offense, which is the passing game.