"For Europeans, it's more understandable to have to quit a goal because it's healthier, because it's wreaking havoc on other parts of your life," she said.
"And while the increase in extreme weather we have experienced in New York City and around the world may or may not be the result of it, the risk that it may be — given the devastation it is wreaking — should be enough to compel all elected leaders to take immediate action".
I call it the "Beauty Paradox" and it is wreaking havoc not just among celebrities, but with everyday women as well.
Although an influenza virus only possesses eight genes (far less than the estimated 25,000 that a human being has), its simplicity has not stopped it from wreaking havoc on human beings for centuries.
And government debt isn't just having its own impact on stocks worldwide; it's wreaking havoc on our confidence in our country and our basic sense of security.
And on it went, wreaking bureaucratic havoc.
It is wreaking misery behind closed doors across the country.
"It's wreaking havoc in this community," Mr. Gaffney said in a telephone interview.
Sanchez figures to be in the middle of it all, wreaking havoc on the Mets for years to come.
Not only has this excessive punishment destroyed the lives of millions of young people and their families (disproportionately minorities), but it is wreaking havoc on state and local budgets.
In the last 15 years, since the company, under the ownership of Maxxam Inc. of Houston, began aggressively cutting old-growth redwoods, environmentalist and residents, including some former company workers, have blamed it for wreaking environmental havoc.
