Sentence examples for have wrecked from inspiring English sources
Successive reorganisations have wrecked Ford's product development.
They have wrecked political economies across South America.
The Brexit vote and the prospect of economic hardship next year have wrecked that consensus.
Air raids have wrecked oil installations it controls, slashing its revenues.But IS still continues to attract foreign and local fighters.
Yet while back-tax claims have wrecked Yukos, Sibneft seems to have settled a much smaller bill quietly and amicably.
All lament that George Bush and his Republican Party have wrecked America and much of the rest of the world.
On two of the last three Saturday nights suicide bombers have wrecked secular cafes and orthodox neighborhoods with ease.
The Queensland floods have wrecked homes and caused hundreds of millions of dollars of damage to property.
He will draw lessons from the fateful missteps that have wrecked other democracies and from ways citizens have risen to meet the great democratic crises of the past.
Although tackling the humanitarian disaster the policies of neoliberal austerity have wrecked, put in the broader pictures, this pragmatic humanism has a dark side.
His 26 years of rule have wrecked Zaire; almost no one but Mobutu himself has benefitted.
