The word "wreaking" is correct and usable in written English.
It is the present participle of the verb "to wreak," which means to inflict something (usually havoc or destruction) on someone or something. For example: The hurricane is wreaking havoc on the coastline.
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Haggis says he's fighting daily against the preconception that in the five years since the earthquake shattered Port-au-Prince – killing 220,000, wreaking $14bn in damage, and leaving 1.5 million homeless – Haiti should have been fixed by now.
Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, said: "Four-week sanctions are wreaking havoc with people's ability to find work.
"Washington's inefficient, heavy-handed regulations are wreaking havoc on working families across the nation, from stifling small business growth to strangling the agriculture industry".
But fantasy is fantasy and justice is justice and I'll never forget my delight, aged eight, at seeing that dog's-bottom-mouthed tormentor of small children bounce around the room with "bangers in [her] bottom!" 2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by JK Rowling JK Rowling provides an equally marvellous example of children wreaking explosive revenge on power-abusing authority figures.
Bale had made it clear from the outset that he had no intention of going through the motions here and, at times, it was difficult not to feel sympathy for Ari Skulason, the Icelandic left-back who had the thankless task of trying to stop a man who was hell-bent on wreaking havoc every time he received possession.
There he is out of date, and capable of wreaking real harm.
The banking system relies on trust and at the minute there quite simply isn't any .One place tight credit is wreaking havoc is housing markets, but a tiny bit of good news is expected there today.
There, he reiterated his call for an end to American drone strikes.The call came amid efforts backed by all political parties to try to negotiate a peace deal with the militants wreaking havoc on their country.
Because of a far-flung Somali diaspora of nearly 2m in America (especially Minnesota, Britain Londonon and Cardiff), Kenya (nervously adjacent to Somalia) and Scandinavia, the Shabab's capacity for wreaking terror at home and abroad has frightened and flummoxed Western and African governments.
Iraq's nationalist insurgency has faded, but al-Qaeda is still wreaking carnage every month or so.
