Sentence examples for devastation wreaked from inspiring English sources

Satellite images show catastrophic devastation wreaked by Boko Haram.

They will smile eventually over the memories of the devastation wreaked by, in particular, Gareth Bale.

A former Ukip candidate has linked the devastation wreaked by Storm Desmond with the arrival of Syrian refugees in Britain.

ASEAN was sluggish in its response to the devastation wreaked by Typhoon Haiyan, which struck the Philippines in 2013.

Think of the devastation wreaked by typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, or the flooding in Kashmir last summer.

Then in 1962, Rachel Carson's blockbuster Silent Spring was published, alerting the world to the environmental devastation wreaked by DDT.

Triggered by the 8.9-magnitude earthquake that hit Japan yesterday, waters thickened with debris, boats, and burning homes have wreaked devastation, travelling at the speed of a jumbo jet.

Missouri has been engulfed by "historic and dangerous" flooding with water levels expected to crest at record levels in the coming days following a severe storm that has wreaked devastation throughout the southern and midwest United States.

By Samantha Henig March 11 , 2011Triggered by the 8.9-magnitude earthquake that hit Japan yesterday, waters thickened with debris, boats, and burning homes have wreaked devastation, travelling at the speed of a jumbo jet.

In recent years only the Asian tsunami of December 2004 and the Kashmir earthquake of October 2005 have wreaked devastation as great.You do not have to believe in astrology to see the essential truth behind the fortune-teller rumour, for this is a regime more interested in looking after itself than its people.

The recent floods in Thailand have wreaked devastation on the factories in the area; some were under a dozen feet or more of water, and all manner of companies were affected by the damage.