Sentence examples for changes can wreak from inspiring English sources

Even mere uncertainty about potential changes can wreak havoc once consumers hear of shortcomings in the new services.

It's that time of the year when inconsistent climate changes can wreak havoc on your hair and makeup.

Foolishly, we ignored repeated warnings about how quick changes in altitude can wreak havoc on the body.

Bliss Triple Oxygen Mask £39.90 for 100ml,  blissworld.com Changing seasons can wreak havoc on your skin.

Changes in interest rates can wreak serious havoc on a business plan.

Even small changes in the global energy supply can wreak havoc on the fossil fuel business model.

Still, in such a fragile ecosystem a little bit of climate change, whatever its cause or duration, can wreak havoc.

As a result, malicious, incompetent or accidental changes to the table of router entries can wreak havoc by, for example, letting mischief-makers hijack information.

The company also made quite a few changes to the browser itself to ensure that extensions can wreak havoc once they have been installed.

Other changes in circumstances — retirement, shifting roles, the loss of autonomy, disparities in health and abilities — can wreak havoc.

Stress can wreak havoc on our ability to roll with life's punches, and even positive change is stressful.