Sentences with phrase «wreaks havoc»

Brede Hangeland is a huge threat in corner kicks, and they will need to cover him at all costs before he wreaks havoc on them; Bendtner could get a call ahead of Arshavin, for the purpose of assisting in defending set piece kicks.

For Tottenham, Wembley is in danger of becoming the bogeyman that wreaks havoc on their ambitions to challenge for silverware at home and abroad.

He spins some things around, asks some questions, figures out the lay of the land, then wreaks havoc.

Wreaks havoc in the same way.

That's an Asian green mussel, an invasive species that wreaks havoc on intake pipes on ships, marinas and power plants.

«As someone who has visited countless maple syrup facilities, I've seen the struggles faced by our farm community, particularly when Mother Nature wreaks havoc with the weather,» said Lieutenant Governor Hochul.

In fact, we now know the urgency is even more acute, as climate change wreaks havoc all over the globe.

It wreaks havoc on babies!

This recipe wreaks havoc on your lawn, but hell, grass grows back.

I buy a new peeler every year because the winter squash wreaks havoc with them.

While I know that my proposal wreaks havoc on many traditional ways of reading some biblical passages, please know that just as with Romans 8:34, I am aware of these texts and simply understand them in a different light — in the light of the love and beauty of the crucified Christ.

This unstable environment wreaks havoc on a child's sense of self, so the unpredictable and abusive atmosphere of her childhood left Nicole with a shame - proneness that she tried to keep hidden as best she could.

AIDS has something of the character of the diseases that decimated Native American peoples - it wreaks havoc because people have no resistance to offer.

The early evangelicals, like Katharine Bushnell, understood that for too long the church associated women with Eve's sin and men with Christ's victories over sin — a view that wreaks havoc on the Christian view of sanctification.

Globalization wreaks havoc on this primary life - giving relation, for example, by separating women from their children across enormous geographical distances as they seek to secure the welfare of their families.

But pursued recklessly, it could set off a trade war that wreaks havoc on the American economy.

Without predictability, it wreaks havoc on the organization.

For an economy like the U.S., which is overwhelmingly reliant on consumer spending, any sharp increase in oil prices wreaks havoc.

It lacks zoning bylaws, which wreaks havoc on transportation planners who like to organize life in neat nodes and corridors.

This wreaks havoc on large administrations and results in delays, for example, in class registration and final exams.

-- Lou Holtz, former college football coach and current sports analyst and motivational speaker Stress wreaks havoc on every aspect of your life; how you carry it can literally make or break you.

When a threat is imminent, this reaction is essential to your survival, but when a threat is ancient history, holding onto that stress wreaks havoc on your body and can have devastating health consequences over time.

Massive ransomware attack wreaks havoc on U.K. health system.

When a threat is imminent, this reaction is essential to your survival, but when a threat is ancient history, holding on to that stress wreaks havoc on your body and can have devastating health consequences over time.

Last but not least, it is highly possible that your competitors are not pricing their products correctly in the first place, so following their method can wreak havoc on your profitability.

At an SXSW session on Tuesday, OTTO CEO and co-founder Matt Rendall acknowledged that automation will wreak havoc on existing jobs but he put a more optimistic spin on the future.

The availability of practically free money has wreaked havoc on the way investors value stocks.

Massive floods across southern Alberta aren't just wreaking havoc for evacuees in urban centres.

The flawed Euro currency continues to wreak havoc throughout the region.

Countless studies have shown that sleep deprivation can wreak havoc on your health as well as your decision - making and productivity.

Turns out, those cold, dry airplane cabins can wreak havoc on your body — causing fatigue, swelling, and most importantly, dehydration.

Starting a business can wreak havoc on the owner's personal life.

At the nadir of the financial crisis in early 2009, Scotiabank CEO Rick Waugh again warned that foreign competitors (freshly bailed out by their respective governments) could wreak havoc on Canada's Big Six.

Markets across much of the country have softened, particularly in the energy - reliant Prairie provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, where low oil prices are wreaking havoc on regional economies.

A TGI Friday's mistletoe drone wreaked havoc at a Brooklyn, N.Y., restaurant last Thursday when the drone accidently slammed into a photographer's face.

Anti-government protestors are back in action — occupying government compounds, crippling business, hijacking media, and generally wreaking havoc — in an effort to bring down another government.

The influenza outbreak that's killed thousands of Americans and wreaked havoc on the lives of many more seems to have passed its peak and started a slow retreat.

These often volatile operations can wreak havoc on stock markets.

So too are hackers and cyber criminals who can more easily wreak havoc on corporations.

Random forces of chance, market conditions, competitors, current events, and social trends can all wreak havoc with your plans.

Something like this has the potential wreak havoc on scheduling and deadlines, don't you think?

Miami International Airport was closed to passenger flights until further notice on Monday after Hurricane Irma wreaked havoc on the airport's terminals.

Anxiousness, racing thoughts and an increased heart rate can wreak havoc on our sleep patterns, creating a vicious cycle that only leaves us more stressed out.

«We can be in no doubt that plastic is wreaking havoc on our marine environment — killing dolphins, choking turtles and degrading our most precious habitats,» Environment Secretary Michael Gove said in a statement Wednesday.

Not only can this constant connection wreak havoc on your physical well - being, but on your mental health as well.

Green tea causes an increase of molecules that bind sex hormones, which reduces levels of bioactive hormones (the hormones that cause our skin to go crazy and wreak havoc)

It would seem reasonable that an industry whose failures can wreak havoc globally should be expected to build security into its own systems.

TV's stability is important too because the economy can wreak havoc with the film business.

As of Monday, Anheuser - Busch — maker of popular beers like Budweiser, Bud Light, Shock Top, and Rolling Rock — had sent three truckloads with more than 155,000 cans of drinking water to areas affected by Harvey, which has brought historic flooding that is wreaking havoc on southeast Texas.

President Donald Trump is coming to Arizona this week to bring his circus of hate after doubling down on his defense of the Neo-Nazis and white supremacists that wreaked havoc in Charlottesville, Va. last weekend.