Sentence examples for it has wrecked from inspiring English sources

Why, in that case, has the air campaign not been more successful?After five weeks of war, NATO says it has wrecked Serbia's oil-refining capacity and taken bites out of several other industries, from tank-repair factories to producers of vacuum-cleaners and cars.

"As far as I am concerned it has wrecked our car and it should fix it.

As Ray Ratto writes on CBSSports.com, it has wrecked the great pastime of kvetching about the poor snubbed teams as the selection committee now has to scour the landscape for teams worthy of filling all the spots.

Last summer's late departures of Robbie Keane and Berbatov, for a total of £50m or so, had been a source of angst for the Tottenham support, however, and Commoli is adamant it has wrecked the season.

While we Americans are rightfully angry with our banks for taking us down the subprime road to unemployment, foreclosure, devastated retirement savings and all of the other trappings of recession, the Swiss must be furious with UBS for the havoc it has wrecked on the famous Swiss banking industry which relied on its stringent bank secrecy policies for much of its success.

The army said it had wrecked two houses from which the mortars were fired on Saturday.

The Europeans were also concerned that the report could distract attention from a view they share with the IMF that the Tsipras government, in the five months since it was elected, has wrecked a fragile economy that was just starting to recover.

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.

It can ill afford Islamist violence of the kind that has wrecked Tunisia and Egypt's tourism-dependent economies.

She has wrecked thousands and thousands of lives so, no, it's not in poor taste.

A building boom along the coast could easily wreck Cuba's reefs, just as construction has wrecked reefs off Florida, Jamaica, and Mexico.