Sentence examples for it wreak from inspiring English sources
And in recent years, instead of the government working to ameliorate poverty to a large extent, government has sat back and, in the name of market purity, let it wreak its damage on American society.
And Mr. Eifman's Aleksei, seeking God, frees a debased populace from its prison, only to see it wreak anarchy.
Nature is plenty dangerous as it is, Dr Inglesby reminded the gathering; no reason to help it wreak greater havoc by genetic meddling.
Once there were plenty of sites here, but, just as the real estate boom of the 1990s swallowed up empty lots and community gardens, so did it wreak havoc on the Chelsea antiques district, closing one by one the Dollar Market, the trashy, freewheeling space across the street and the smaller one on 26th Street that you approached through a bower of green, this being the flower district, too.
Of course, covering up to 30,000 vertical feet a day at high altitude has its downside; it wreaks havoc on leg muscles.
We cannot know the damage the new government health care plan will cause until it wreaks its havoc, but I've had three personal glimpses into our bureaucratic future.
Such political jawboning may serve its purpose in the state legislatures, but it wreaks havoc in the bond markets.
In particular, Pinney's subject in "The Arbalest" is inauthenticity and the ravages it wreaks on the soul of an artist who yields to its seductions.
It wreaks havoc with government".
"It wreaks havoc on the coral reefs.
