Winds on the island gusted up to, wreaking havoc to structures and vegetation.
The United States Geological Survey estimates that they occur in every state and each year kill on average 25 people nationally while wreaking $1 billion to $2 billion in damage.
"The alien Erin Schrode just shrugged it off, and continued wreaking destruction to our country".
In addition to wreaking havoc with sleep, disruptions to circadian rhythms also have been associated with a number of serious diseases, including cancer, diabetes, depression and heart disease.
Which brings the risk that asset prices will tumble, at some inconvenient moment, wreaking serious harm to these financial institutions - and their ability to finance the economic activity crucial to our prosperity.
When it comes to wreaking havoc on agricultural yield, few nematodes can compare to the soybean cyst nematode (SCN).
There, as in Iraq, jihadists are wreaking havoc, attempting to assert themselves in a revolution that aimed to reorient a nation state, but is now increasingly dragging the region into chaos.
Nevertheless, some climate experts argue that it is better for Washington to withdraw from the accord completely as opposed to wreaking havoc from within: "A rogue U.S. can cause more damage inside rather than outside of the agreement," says Luke Kemp from the Australian National University.
In the field, especially, I can see this injunction wreaking havoc, though to be sure, a medic probably isn't using SIPRNet to transfer patient information.
"Everyone is waiting until the last minute to book, wreaking havoc with our ability to forecast," he said.
