Sentence examples for designed to wreck the from inspiring English sources

However, these amendments, which many Democrats view as unrealistic and designed to wreck the deal, may make it harder for Corker to maintain sufficient consensus for the bill to withstand a threatened White House veto.

Britain also opposed the plan, suspecting it was designed to wreck any chance of Turkey joining the EU.

William Hague's victory in the Conservative leadership election by 92 votes to 70 has left the Tory party as divided over policy as it is racked with personal feuds.After seven weeks of campaigning, Mr Hague achieved a victory on the third and final ballot despite, indeed apparently because of, an extraordinary last-minute pact between his two chief rivals designed to wreck his chances.

To hear banks tell it, new regulations designed to keep them from wrecking the global economy again are themselves going to wreck the global economy.

It's now a federal crime to wreck the wreck.

"Do you want to wreck the door?

Why would he want to wreck the color scheme?

Corruption is also helping to wreck the economy.

This is purely about trying to wreck the bill.

Didn't mean to wreck the party.

Make the most of every opportunity to wreck the joint.