Sentence examples for those wreaking from inspiring English sources

Of course, there is one way real small businesses across America will be impacted if the special Bush tax breaks for income over 250k are extended again: that move will blow an ever bigger hole in the budget and force draconian austerity policies like those wreaking havoc across Europe today.

And to them, those outcomes warrant wreaking havoc on the larger economy if need be.

He must find a way to keep those brilliant devices from wreaking havoc on the media business by encouraging piracy.

In fact, far from wreaking havoc, those methods helped stabilise an economy plagued by hyperinflation and poor competitiveness, paving the way for Lula's social policies.

About 120 of those are known to be wreaking havoc on native ecosystems despite efforts to stop them.

Ethically, this patient's right to confidentiality trumps our collective disgust with those impaired drivers who are wreaking havoc on our roads.

Time in detention can be particularly stressful for asylum seekers or those who have fled oppressive regimes, wreaking havoc on their mental state.

"However, only eight of those 17 years have been funded, wreaking havoc on both the research progress and the graduate student training pipeline, and resulting in only 10 PhD students, and undergraduate programs are only now being created," she explained.

Critics see it as wreaking unnecessary havoc for those caught in Icahn's pursuit of profit.

And if a hacker were so inclined, he could exploit those vulnerabilities to get further inside Nasa, wreaking all sorts of havoc (say, "cripple Nasa's operations") in the process.

As you prophesized, those people have emerged and they are wreaking havoc all over the world.