Sentence examples for both wreaking from inspiring English sources

During an O-star's relatively short lifetime of a few million years--before it explodes as a supernova--its rapid rotations generate intense solar winds and deadly radiation, both wreaking havoc in the vicinity.

The fighting has grown since the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam infiltrated an air base and the international airport a month ago, wreaking havoc on both the military and civilian air fleets.

The Hudson Valley region of New York, where the disease has jumped from tomatoes to potatoes and is wreaking havoc in both, has already experienced widespread crop loss.

It also is a strategic threat — to the stability of Pakistan's nuclear-armed government and to American efforts to suppress Al Qaeda and other extremists wreaking havoc on both sides of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.

The European court ruling that invalidated Safe Harbor is wreaking havoc on both sides of the Atlantic.

Under Pizarchik's watch, critics cite problems with his leadership on many issues, most notably the contoversial practice of longwall mining, which has expanded in the state in recent years, wreaking havoc on both waterways and property in the state.

Injuries have been wreaking havoc on football rosters (both real and fake) in 2013.

In "Move Fast and Break Things," Taplin draws extensively on this experience to illustrate the damage, both deliberate and collateral, that Big Tech is wreaking.

Going about your everyday life, you might believe yourself safe and secure in matters of health and finance, but give a thought to how Mother Nature has been wreaking havoc around the world with both fierce intensity and growing frequency.

In an interview on Friday before meeting with President Felipe Calderón of Mexico, Mr. Holder and his Mexican counterpart, Eduardo Medina-Mora, said the stakes of their new efforts to stem the drug violence wreaking havoc in Mexico were high for both countries.

Both follow the daily routines of cute but uncontrollable dogs wreaking mild havoc in their respective middle-class families.