Sentence examples for as wreak from inspiring English sources

Like Turkey to the north, the two nations are worried about more intense opposition to a war that has deeply angered many of their people, as well as wreak economic and political havoc as happened in the Persian Gulf war in 1991.

NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory classifies winds over 50 to 60 mph as "damaging," which can wreak as much havoc as tornadoes.

Determined not to let the Palestinians or the world view the withdrawal as a defeat, he chose to wreak as much havoc as he could before the settlements were dismantled.

With elections on the way, terrorists will be looking to wreak as much havoc as possible.

The end of the credit-card boom isn't going to wreak as much havoc as the end of the housing boom.

I played it to wreak as much havoc as possible.

Many people don't realize that the sun can wreak as much havoc on their hair as their skin.

He didn't wreak as much havoc between the lines as he had against Barcelona or Manchester City earlier in this calendar year, but worked as hard as ever, and was rewarded with a goal and an assist.

Not all antibiotics wreak as much havoc on the stomach as others.

Being wanted can wreak as much attitude in a putatively modest restaurant as it can in a transparently immodest one.

Everyone knows about heart attacks, but a brain attack, or stroke, can wreak as much havoc.