Sentence examples for likely to wreck from inspiring English sources
Tories believe the Labour amendments are more likely to wreck the bill.
And equally human is the instinct to defend your own turf, which is what now seems likely to wreck the latest attempt to update American financial regulation.
But even if Amazon's Prime Air does work, and if drone delivery eventually becomes adopted more widely, it's not likely to wreck the delivery business as we know it.
Contrary to growing sentiment, the recent migration of players to large N.B.A. markets to form cabals of superstar power is no more likely to wreck professional basketball than it is to ensure multiple championships for the teams that LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony decided to take their talents to.
The allegations - levelled by Warner's longtime Concacaf ally Blazer - are likely to wreck Bin Hammam's already fading hopes of defeating Blatter in the vote by Fifa's 208 national members.
Hillary Clinton at 22%, Bernie Sanders at 7%, Jeb Bush and Ben Carson at 6%, Ted Cruz at 4%, and Marco Rubio at 1% round out the standings on who people think would be most likely to wreck the holiday".. [PPP].
It's now a federal crime to wreck the wreck.
"I'm not going to wreck anything".
"Do you want to wreck the door?
Why would he want to wreck the color scheme?
