Sentence examples for wreaked through from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of things that could, and should, act as a daily reminder of the harm we wreaked through colonialisation; tea, sugar, tobacco, coffee, the word "pyjamas".

It's telling that Tony Blair's domestic legacy amounts to two responses to Thatcherism: forcing Labour to accept it and then compensating for the damage the Tories had wreaked through sustained underinvestment in the public realm.

In assessing the storm tracks, I see some resemblance to the course followed by Hurricane Floyd in 1999, which wreaked havoc through phenomenal downpours well up into New York State.

The myths spring from the precarious nature of life on Chiloe, an isolated island in southern Chile that is often shrouded by fog and rain, and where storms and earthquakes have wreaked havoc through the ages.

As many as half of all homes in Alam and Dour, on the road to Tikrit, have been damaged or destroyed, mostly by retreating Isis forces who wreaked vengeance through a scorched earth policy.

A study published in November showed that rotenone wreaked its damage through oxygen free radicals.

"You can see why the financial sector would be a particularly good target for someone wanting to wreak havoc through the cyber route," Haldane said.

Here she is on the side of good, playing a federal agent who is assigned to a secret unit that tracks "neuros," people who wreak havoc through inexplicable special powers like being able to cause those near them to hallucinate or making corpses rise from their graves.

Iran and Syria and Al Qaeda could wreak havoc through myriad proxy militants as punishment for Turkey's embrace of the coalition side.

NEW YORK, 8 December 2014 – As Typhoon Hagupit wreaks havoc through the Philippines, UNICEF is acting quickly to support the Filipino government's response to the emergency, providing lifesaving supplies and services for children and women in the areas hardest hit by cyclone-force winds and heavy rains.

UNICEF mobilizes to reach children and families affected by Typhoon Hagupit MANILA/NEW YORK, 8 December 2014 – As Typhoon Hagupit wreaks havoc through the Philippines, UNICEF is acting quickly to support the Filipino government's response to the emergency, providing lifesaving supplies and services for children and women in the areas hardest hit by cyclone-force winds and heavy rains.