Sentence examples for often wreaks from inspiring English sources

Even factoring in the havoc red clay often wreaks, an era that once seemed built to last may already be over, or ova, given Sunday's sudden rise of the young Russians, Vera Zvonareva and Nadia Petrova.

To require our adversaries' "unconditional surrender" often wreaks an injustice.

Low turnout often wreaks havoc on polls and rewards candidates with big get-out-the-vote operations.

1 Changing the catalyst, by slightly altering a ligand or switching to a different metal precursor, often wreaks havoc in the results.

In the context of genetic disorders, even though the underlying harmful mutation can exist in all the cells in the human body, it most often wreaks havoc only in a few tissues.

BENEFICIARIES The form that can often wreak havoc on a family is the beneficiary designation form.

Despite the very latest in helmet technology, the powerful shock waves of such a blast hitting a vehicle often wreak havoc on soft brain tissue.

Of course, natural disasters often wreak havoc on our lines of communication and, with many people simultaneously attempting to reach loved ones, cellular networks quickly become overloaded.

In stories of revenge, revengers often wreak havoc on both their adversaries and their adversaries' families.

Burdened by our own negativity, we often wreak havoc in our relationships.

This enmeshing of all things is at the heart of ecocritic Timothy Morton's philosophy of 'dark ecology,' which renounces the Romantic idea of Nature as "humans-and-their-cattle-over-here, nature-over-there" and the trendy "fascist" thinking of environmental activists whose leave-no-footprint agenda and 'green' initiatives often wreak more havoc on the planet.