Sentence examples for it would wreak from inspiring English sources

Losing it "would wreak havoc".

If the Republicans got their way, it would wreak havoc on Americans' lives and national security.

But she never dreamed it would wreak so much havoc on so many banks.

When the Black Death arrived at Melcombe Regis, Weymouth, in June 1348, few could have predicted the devastation it would wreak across these islands.

I had no idea how to prepare for the havoc it would wreak on my appearance — the part of the cancer experience that the world can see.

If investors were allowed to witness the collapse of Freddie, Fannie, and then Andy, I can't begin to describe what havoc it would wreak on their already frayed nerves.

To understand exactly how much havoc this bill would wreak if it were to become law, and whether it has any redeeming qualities at all, I spoke to Matthew Fiedler, a health economist who is currently a fellow at the Brookings Institution and worked on healthcare issues under the Obama administration.

It is a step that would wreak havoc among people who would no longer be able to enter Israel for work or education, or retain their Israeli medical insurance and social security benefits.

The other harsh reality is that Clinton is the only one who would stand in the way of deflecting, derailing, or at the least minimizing the irreparable political carnage that the GOP would wreak if it snared the grand prize.

It's shaped like a potato, reaching almost 200m (655 feet) along the long axis, and would wreak serious havoc if it hit us.

Now traders head into the week with fresh worries about the chances that Greece will default on its debt and the havoc that would wreak on European banks.