Sentence examples for has already wrecked from inspiring English sources

Sessions's tenure in office has already wrecked burgeoning bipartisan efforts at criminal-justice reform, and he has set about trying to resurrect the moribund war on drugs and instructed prosecutors to pursue the most serious charge in every case.

Since last week, fighting has already wrecked the first attempt at peace talks for two years and led rebel fighters to speak about losing their northern power base altogether.

He occasionally appears as a black dog, and might signify death or depression, but death and depression have already wrecked Titania before he is unleashed.

A lot of repair work to the most wrecked banks has already been done, notably in Ireland, Spain and most recently in Slovenia; and, outside the euro zone, in Britain though Royal Bank of Scotland continues to bleed.

The zoo is a kind of fantasy world: a miniature Earth that we haven't already wrecked, in which we attempt to relate to animals on terms that aren't evidently compromised by fear, loss and displacement.

In one instance, the Americans were led astray by the guides and sifted sand around a wrecked plane that had already been examined at the end of the war, he said.

Gordimer seems oblivious to the fact that Elgin was further wrecking something that was already wrecked - much of the material he brought back was not hacked from the building but had already been blown off in 1687, when the Venetians attacked the Parthenon (unhelpfully, the besieged Turks were using it as an ammunition dump).

Consequently, the ship was wrecked when the captain headed north for St Helena with the incorrect belief the ship had already passed Cape Point.

We will have wrecked the planet, but our great-grandchildren won't care much, because they'll have been born into a planet already wrecked.

Hey, my body is already wrecked; that's why I've been doing yoga!

The international community's political stance towards Kampuchea had a severe impact on the Vietnamese economy, which was already wrecked by decades of continuous conflicts.