Sentence examples for wreak no from inspiring English sources

(Muti is one of those actresses upon whom Time has sportingly agreed to wreak no change; she is even lovelier than when she played Odette in "Swann in Love," in 1983).

Never mind the fact that the bankers' misplaced confidence would have wreaked no havoc had the government not dismantled its regulation of the financial sector.

And at this end of a view of what cities wreak but which no city ever sees, my eyes fall, the cursor winks, and I begin.

Old bullies and girlfriends re-emerge to wreak havoc like no time has passed.

His fantasy even included an alibi-providing element of delay, which explained both his not getting to see the glorious destruction he'd wreaked and why no human authority was able to locate and neutralize the mysterious force that tore through his surroundings: the sliced objects fell apart five minutes after his family's car passed by.

But unlike the mayhem that the unexpected can wreak in those professions, no bodies are buried by surprises on the golf course.

Still, influenza investigators have feared that if this virus mutated and began spreading easily among people, it could wreak havoc, as we have no immunity to the avian hemagglutinin the H5 glyco-protein on tH5 glyco-protein that enables the virus tonesthelish an infection.

Climate changes wreak havoc and there is no remaining centralized government (it went bankrupt and collapsed along with most of the US businesses).

Still, there's a problem: Sweeney wants to undo time, or the devastation that time has wreaked on his heart, but no one can go back, not really.

No business has wreaked greater devastation in the recent tech-stock crash than telecom.

The first is that the restaurant accepts no reservations, which can wreak havoc on the evening schedules of visitors who come from beyond walking distance to eat there.