Sentence examples for wreak with from inspiring English sources

It is the havoc they wreak with our short-term memory: What the heck was I just doing?

Why was the BBC of the 70s and 80s so sluggardly at suspecting the harm that Savile seemed to wreak with impunity?

Though the anthrax mailings of fall 2001 demonstrated the havoc that terrorists might wreak with biotechnology, the Fink panel's work began 15 months earlier, stimulated by an Australian effort to enhance the natural potency of a virus, said Dr. Eileen Choffnes, the study director for the panel.

Imagine the kind of havoc you could wreak with even a few isolated data points from this set.

Imagine the havoc they will wreak with the twice-as-fast, half-as-expensive, GPS-enabled, Exchange-supported 3G iPhone that they'll unleash on 22 countries this year.

Our skin, hair and clothes all wreak with the stench of burning loss.

And then there's the gargantuan American arsenal of weapons and the havoc wreaked with it.

God knows there's more than enough damage that Josh has wreaked with the victims we know about.

Droughty summers and autumns followed by long winters filled with wide temperature fluctuations can wreak havoc with plants and soil.

But, he says, the nighttime shifts combined with plenty of evenings at work otherwise wreak havoc with his social calendar.

Time off and travel can wreak havoc with our willpower to stay on track with good health habits.