Sentence examples for started wreaking from inspiring English sources

There can be no doubt that climate change is happening; it has already started wreaking damage, and is set to do much more.

But why, as he started wreaking havoc across the Balkans, were people slow to see his ghastliness?Even if Serbian voters were ignorant of, or indifferent to, the mayhem going on in Croatia and Bosnia, didn't they realise the Milosevic regime was stealing vast amounts of their money?

I suspect it's a matter of poor timing, technologically: the ability to print a whole physical book cheaply but at a decent quality has become available to everyone just at the same time as ebooks have started wreaking havoc with the market.

In theory, they could also wipe out the disease by removing the genes causing the disease after it has already started wreaking havoc on the body.

According to the Washington Post, shitfaced birds have started wreaking drunken terror on the Minnesota town of Gilbert.

That said, I'm just so curious to know what you were like as a kid -- you know before you started wreaking havoc on MySpace..

Once Ingrid starts wreaking her hard-boiled havoc, vows get broken, shots get fired, people run and cry and trade punches in seedy motels — and the whiplash-inducing third act only narrowly avoids devolving into a circus itself.

Before enumerating its many failings, I should at least note that the book has a reasonably interesting (if not particularly original) premise: a gold and maroon planet suddenly appears in the Earth's sky, breaks the moon into pieces, sucks it up and starts wreaking havoc with the tides, causing pandemonium.

Buzzy is obligated to step into a patriarchal role when Linda starts wreaking havoc on everyone's lives and Katie wants nothing to do with her.

"Have a plan of action of how you are to dispose of the item if it starts wreaking havoc in your home!

Clear days come and go, wreaking havoc with flight schedules.