用“chaotic”造句大全，chaotic造句

Han Han specializes in drawing clear-cut lessons from sometimes chaotic circumstances, with an idiosyncratic blend of righteousness and cynicism.

The development of almost all manufacturing-cars, chemicals, consumer goods, and so on-has been characterized by chaotic, unplanned growth.

We wonder how many other real business ideas like this will spring from the chaotic world of free user generated content.

But such strategies work only as long as there is someone willing to take the other side of the trade. In chaotic conditions, there may be sellers but no buyers.

The step-by-step opening-up of the field is not meant to introduce chaotic contest among the operators. Instead, it aims to keep Singapore ever-adjusted to the global IT developments and well-poised for further advances.

Our third assumption is that the world is chaotic.

He arrived in California three days before the chaotic New Secessionist regime collapsed.

Life there was chaotic, with few rules, and no one in Nim's human family really knew sign language.

With such a tiered understanding of intentions, a consistent evolution of process can be maintained under the sometimes chaotic onslaught of changing needs and interpretations.

He not only carried on funding the Marx family and their various hangers-on, but also spent years pulling together the chaotic notes Marx left behind for volumes II and III of "Das Kapital".

If it was chaotic, each avalanche could swamp the brain.

He assures the press that he and his family were safe amid the chaotic situation.

We've got wind, we've got a primeval chaotic, Watery mass or deep, and then surprise, There's just a word,"Let there be light."

The tempest was let loose nd beating the atmosphere with its mighty wings; from time to time a flash of lightning stretched across the heavens like a fiery serpent, lighting up the clouds that rolled on in vast chaotic waves.

Laetitia's father was dead, she had no protector and her life immediately became chaotic and terrifying.

Here, extreme temperatures and pressures force lava up through the layers of the Earth in tubes criss-crossing the mantle like a sort of chaotic plumbing for lava.

In chaotic conditions, there may be sellers but no buyers.

It's in response to what was deemed to be the chaotic condition of English religious culture that the Presbyterian-led Parliament issued in 1643 the Licensing Act.

The transition to open societies in states accustomed to decades of repression cannot be anything but chaotic.

Busy isn't synonymous with chaotic.

There are no easy answers, and no quick fixes to dealing with chaotic events.