Sentence examples for wreak considerable damage from inspiring English sources

The book review is currently tasked with reinventing itself, thanks to the Internet, where the most inconsiderate reader could post a thumbs-up/thumbs-down review on sites where they could wreak considerable damage.

Attacking such sites with regular explosive bombs might well wreak considerable damage but it could also open up chemical weapons stocks to the air, disperse them over a large area, and potentially cause large numbers of civilian casualties.

The Houston flooding was at its worst in the Theater District, where the tunnels were transformed into rivers that flowed into the performance halls and wreaked considerable damage, if not to the main performance stages, then to nearly everything else.

Trump's failings as a candidate and a person are manifest, and he would be in a position to wreak considerable havoc if elected.

Inside an enemy galley formation, it could wreak considerable havoc, but such a maneuver was never achieved in an actual battle, leaving that tactical role untested.

Yet it wreaks considerable havoc on bovine digestion.

Downed trees from the storm wreaked havoc, leaving considerable damage and loss of life behind.

Frequent typhoons in late summer and autumn cause considerable damage.

These can do considerable damage downstream.

The late storms have done considerable damage among our ships.

This slowdown has the potential for considerable longevity and considerable damage.