Sentence examples for wreak further from inspiring English sources

Both could wreak further untold catastrophe.

The Transportation Department's new regulations governing tarmac delays could wreak further havoc with air travel this summer because of the potential for thunderstorm delays, some experts say.

He also disputed the statements of both the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, and the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Ben S. Bernanke, that letting the company go bankrupt would wreak further havoc with the economy.

But if a big troubled insurer were caught in a cash squeeze and began selling off bonds to raise cash, the insurers argue that it could wreak further havoc on the bond markets.

That did not seem to weigh on investors on Wednesday — and Fitch said its review would take months — but if Fitch ultimately lowered its rating, it could wreak further havoc on Wall Street.

It fell to Sergeant Stewart to fan the area near the San Gabriel Mountains northeast of Los Angeles, looking for any sign that the most recent storm was about to wreak further havoc on the neighborhood.

Disease and alienation, often allied with massive physical displacement, wreaked further havoc.

In late October 2012 Hurricane Sandy wreaked further destruction on Haiti's ongoing efforts to recover from the 2010 earthquake and subsequent setbacks.

Another long throw-in wreaked further havoc and, with neither defenders nor goalkeeper having the slightest clue what was going on, the home side were mighty relieved to see a close-range shot bounce out off the bar!

Her advocacy of the financial interests of ordinary, middle-class Americans, and her understanding of the situation in which they found themselves even before the financial crisis wreaked further havoc on their personal balance sheets, catapulted her to political stardom, even as it won her a host of enemies among bankers.

A flatulent mutt wreaks further havoc.