Sentence examples for wrought havoc from inspiring English sources

Harvey wrought havoc on Texas in August.

World War I wrought havoc on these orderly trading conditions.

The 2010 earthquake wrought havoc in the already fragile country.

It was grandiose ideas, after all, that wrought havoc on Russia for much of this century.

In the large section that followed the donation to Oxford, overestimation wrought havoc.

For now the clan militias, who for years wrought havoc in Mogadishu, have been behaving themselves.

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Homo sapiens wrought havoc on many ecosystems as Homo erectus had not.

A series of worms and viruses has wrought havoc on Windows PCs.

Across the American West, the "Chinese Must Go" movement wrought havoc.

The introduction of invasive species to non-native regions has wrought havoc in most ecosystems, both terrestrial and aquatic.