Sentence examples for only wreak from inspiring English sources

He said those practices had led to soil erosion and flooding, which not only wreak environmental hazard but can also incur result in municipal costs.

A collapse in house prices could only wreak more damage, and maintaining people's ability to repay their mortgages is one major reason why keeping interest rates low is such a priority.

The ruling, now being considered by a four-judge appellate panel, will not only wreak havoc in city politics at a particularly inopportune time, but is also simply wrong on the merits.

If strong, the El Niño event could not only wreak havoc on weather around the world, but could also trigger a resumption of global warming that has been seemingly stalled for the last 15 years.

Credit cards not only wreak havoc on our budget, but also set a bad example for our children.

After all, if religions inherently wreak havoc, then bigger more assertive religions can only wreak greater havoc.

It not only wreaked havoc on Digg's reputation, but got the group's ideas far more coverage than they otherwise would have had.

The illegal timber trade not only wreaks havoc on the environment, but also on developed and developing country economies.

City Manager Lorie Tinfow declared a local emergency after the storms not only wreaked havoc on the cliffside, but also caused damage to Pacifica Pier and the Milagra Watershed.

That event created not only several regional players, but wreaked havoc in the back-office billing systems, which weren't set up to work efficiently with the Bells in those early days.

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