Vandals wreaked havoc in the abandoned house.

The load shedding continues to wreak havoc.

The Golden Horde wreaked havoc and death all around Eurasia.

PARIS Climate change is already wreaking havoc throughout the developing world.

Reconciled, the two wreak havoc in the city until Angel sets them on fire.

In Venezuela, for example, the situation would become very messy, because the colectivos would wreak havoc.

But free hemoglobin can wreak havoc in the human body, causing hypertension, cardiac arrest, or even death.

It is now a global organization with local franchised groups capable of wreaking havoc in Western capitals.

Plunging oil prices may have wreaked havoc on Russia s finances, but so far Putin s popularity seems unaffected.

Were Allah to expand the provision for all His servants, they would surely create havoc on the earth.

Occasionally, we get a flare from the Sun that causes havoc with communications and so forth, and electricity.

To avenge the deaths of militants who were wreaking havoc on innocent Pakistanis in myriad acts of terror.

Under less friendly regimes, Bangladesh had been a haven for terrorist and militant groups that wreaked havoc in India.

Right through the Piazza della Rotonda, in front of the Pantheon again wreaking havoc and finally getting to work.

Suspending cooperation risks giving AQAP free rein in a country where it was able to wreak havoc even when bridled.

Lacking opportunities, emigration increased a vivid reminder of how economic crises have wreaked havoc on the country s demographics throughout its history.

They do not know what havoc their missiles have caused. They are unaware of the suffering they create for our families.

Consider Pakistan and South Africa, where a dearth of generating capacity means recurrent blackouts that wreak havoc on businesses and cost jobs.

This is not a far fetched scenario, and its realization would play havoc with the budgets of many indebted eurozone member states.

The combination of authoritarian rule, extreme populism, socialist ideology, and incompetence under former President Hugo Chávez and Maduro has wreaked havoc on Venezuela.

For example, Brazil has wreaked havoc on the financial health of its national oil company, Petrobras, in order to keep gasoline prices low.

Today (or soon), the situation in Hong Kong, together with the news of further weakening in the Chinese economy, could trigger global financial havoc.

MADRID For the last five years, Europe has been shaken by financial and economic convulsions that have wreaked havoc on many of its citizens livelihoods.

Al Qaeda spin off ISIS has come to control one third of Syria and a quarter of Iraq, unleashing havoc and horror in its path.

There really is a big bad debt wolf, and the world is full of examples in which it has emerged from its lair to create havoc.

These countries did not want to be recipients of capital inflows, because they realized that this would wreak havoc with their need to maintain competitive currencies.

The regime s effort to turn its struggle for survival into an ethnic and sectarian conflict could wreak havoc across the region, starting with neighbors like Lebanon and Iraq.

In the 1930s, politicians of the moderate left, responding to the havoc wreaked on the region by the Great Depression, built the rudiments of a modern welfare state.

Terrorist networks could acquire the materials to assemble a nuclear weapon, wreaking havoc on global peace and stability, with the possibility of extraordinary loss of life and economic damage.

The Sunni militant group Boko Haram, known internationally for abducting 276 schoolgirls in April and forcing them to marry its members, has been wreaking havoc in Nigeria for years.

These songs were also a mirror to the country's difficult reality in those years after the collapse of the pyramid schemes, an event which wreaked havoc all throughout Albania.

The judicial meeting of El Enebro arranged for the 16th, summoned by the magistrate of Mercantile Affairs Number 2 of Madrid, has caused havoc yet again in the Alvarez family.

However, many people are still unaware of their illness, and only seek help when the virus has already caused havoc, exhausted their immune systems and they are suffering from opportunistic infections.

Yea! if you remain patient and are on your guard, and they come upon you in a headlong manner, your Lord will assist you with five thousand of the havoc making angels.

Indeed, rising interest rates in the United States and the ensuing likely rise in the value of the dollar could, it is feared, wreak havoc among emerging markets governments, financial institutions, corporations, and even households.

That was before the Greek crisis created havoc in the eurozone, and the arrival of hundreds of thousands of refugees caused the EU (although not the United Kingdom) to lose control of some of its borders.

All who heard him were amazed, and said, Isn't this he who in Jerusalem made havoc of those who called on this name? And he had come here intending to bring them bound before the chief priests!

I mean there is a huge community of Peruvians living in Chile, there is also a group of Colombians who have moved to the north of Chile and are wreaking havoc there with conflicts emerging between the two cultures.

Most important, Santos staked his political capital on negotiating peace and disarmament with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) the powerful guerrilla group (often characterized as a narco guerrilla movement) that has been wreaking havoc on the country for four decades.

And yet, with 15,000 artillery tubes in the Demilitarized Zone, just 30 miles (48 kilometers) north of Seoul, the South Korean capital, they also know that they could wreak havoc on South Korea s economy, whereas the North has relatively less to lose.

Worse, they inspire little confidence that the US can deal with future cases in which countries with nuclear assets find themselves in revolt, civil war, or political collapse and with compromised domestic atomic safeguards risking the spread of nuclear havoc to other regions.

The same standards for environmental cleanup need to be applied to global companies operating in poorer countries, where their power has typically been so great relative to that of governments that many act with impunity, wreaking havoc on the environment with little or no accountability.

Concerning the second question, in relation to export finance guarantees which was not given a full reply, possibly because so many questions were asked, we have seen the havoc that was created when the Irish Minister for Industry and Commerce removed these financial guarantees from a previous contract.

There is a country in Europe where, from '76 to '79, the entire party system was not responsible for one question on the P2 and the P38 the entire system, four hundred members of parliament! and played havoc with the law on emergencies and made the fascist penal codes more severe.

Quite apart from the fire and the need to rectify the havoc it caused, we believe that an initiative of this sort would have an additional significance given the present shape of events. We should bear in mind that Orthodoxy is a common historical and political element which binds the peoples of southern and eastern Europe together.