A building boom along the coast could easily wreck Cuba's reefs, just as construction has wrecked reefs off Florida, Jamaica, and Mexico.
She has wrecked thousands and thousands of lives so, no, it's not in poor taste.
Just look how Tate Modern has wrecked London and how the Guggenheim trashed Bilbao.
We are a 'plague of people', he says, an infestation that has wrecked Earth.
Twice now, Rondo has wrecked Cleveland's defense with speed, strength and clever playmaking, each time leading Boston to a victory.
He must know that Saudi's monarchical dictatorship has wrecked Mecca with an abandon worthy of the Taliban.
The web empire that has wrecked newspaper business models across the world, Craigslist, has just got bigger.
It can ill afford Islamist violence of the kind that has wrecked Tunisia and Egypt's tourism-dependent economies.
As they assemble, many will be bracing for the political tumult that has wrecked previous international efforts to address climate change.
Given the scale of the downturn, the recovery is modest: GDP was still 4.1% lower than a year earlier.Such a deep slump has wrecked public finances.
Syria's failure to — as Mr. Davutoglu put it — heed Turkey's advice has wrecked relations, and Turkey is now hosting Syrian opposition conferences and groups.
