Sentence examples for could wreck a future from inspiring English sources

Likewise, it was evasive on how and when ethnic and religious militias, which could wreck a future Iraqi state, are to be integrated into a national guard.

The contracts were so large that a single cancellation could wreck a small company.

Conceivably, the change could wreck the domestic programme of a future Labour government that held a majority at a UK level, but was at the mercy of a Conservative majority in England.

Such an outcome could wreck Chancellor Angela Merkel's hopes of winning an outright victory for her government.

A bad gaffe or a scandal could wreck his candidacy, as they could anyone's.

The uncertain prospect of a merger with PZU could wreck PKO's flotation.

But as you read this, Hitzacker will be  battling against a grave threat that could wreck its tourist business indefinitely.

A sheikh from the United Arab Emirates said too vigorous a response to global warming could wreck oil-dependent economies.

I would say that there is a good possibility that you could wreck your notebook if you mess this up.

Xbox One owners are being warned about an internet prank message that could wreck their console.

Cautioning a newcomer for taking too long between points could wreck his confidence.