Sentence examples for group wreaking from inspiring English sources

On one hand, you've got ISIS, a radical Islamist group wreaking havoc across swathes of Syria and Iraq.

The video appears to be a well-timed public relations effort, issued to reassure its supporters it's a fully functional state capable of governing Muslims throughout the world, not just another militant group wreaking chaos.

In January, the FARDC, supported by MONUSCO, a UN stabilization mission based in the country, led an operation against the various armed groups wreaking havoc in North Kivu.

The last straw, Zeevi said in an interview Wednesday, was a report this week in Israel's largest newspaper, Yediot Aharonot, about an especially rambunctious group of Israeli tourists wreaking havoc in the Greek isles.

France also sent troops to the Central African Republic to join a peacekeeping force, led by the African Union, to try to prevent the rebels who had taken over the country from wreaking havoc.A group affiliated to al-Qaeda and purportedly demanding an end to French operations in Mali seized a gas plant in Algeria and held 800 people hostage.

Human rights groups say the war is wreaking havoc on the country and subjecting civilians to indiscriminate bombing.

In its claim of responsibility for the tanker attack, the group said it had aimed at wreaking havoc in international markets.

It's about a group of 18th-century samurai warriors wreaking revenge before their mass suicide, so I don't think there are too many jokes.

One particularly inspired home-made ad titled "If the Bush Administration Was Your Roommate" featured a belligerent twentysomething guy wreaking havoc on his group house, unilaterally deciding to paint it green and refusing to wash his dishes.

The Istanbul attack again dramatizes the lethal reach of Islamic State's "external" wing, which has been wreaking havoc outside the group's home turf in Syria and Iraq.

Laurence de Barros-Duchead, head of mission in CAR for Médecins Sans Frontières, said disease was wreaking havoc as armed groups that torch homes, rob and loot hemmed people into remote areas.