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Usually, price wars wreak havoc because they erode the pricing power of an entire business.

Some people think, "I wouldn't mind seeing my face over the news, causing such havoc," Surette said.

Here we have a really captivating image, but it's wreaking havoc on the readability of our text.

Another speculation is that the human lifespan could be greatly extended, something that would wreak havoc on all population projections.

No matter how much planning, preparation, and winnowing of your schedule you do, there are still times when responsibilities can wreak havoc on your to-do list.

America is actively supporting the hunt for four rebel leaders of Uganda's Lord's Resistance Army, which continues to wreak havoc in the region.

In Hungary and Poland the proportion of debt that is souring is below 8%, though in both countries it is still rising and, because their economies are bigger, their bad debts can cause more havoc.

Sidney, played by Neve Campbell is back on screen. And if you see her on Scream, it only means that Ghostface is out to wreak havoc, now in the town of Woodsboro.

One of the 100 most invasive species in the world the Nile perch was introduced to East Africa's Lake Victoria in the 1950s, and has wreaked environmental havoc ever since.

The earthquake wreaked havoc on the city.

Remember: Stress and anxiety wreak havoc on your immunity.

Decades of stress can wreak havoc on your health.

When nobody owns code, people can wreak havoc anywhere they want and bear no responsibility.

It lets the devils out. Before they wreak all kind of havoc with the nervous and cardiovascular systems.

He points out that some past offenders in Michigan have been released only to cause havoc and end up in jail again.

The restless energy of the "mischief night" found expression in new surroundings: rowdy boys knocked down fences, tipped over outhouses, and wreaked other havoc.

Mr Kim does not need his bombs to wreak havoc in South Korea, whose capital, Seoul, has long been within range of the North's artillery dug into the hills just over the border.

Her arrival that night played havoc with my plans.

A small shift in the predicted probability of an extreme tail event can wreak havoc.

Missing deadlines is not only unprofessional; it can play havoc with others' schedules and make your boss look bad.

The snag here is that even just a few of those days can wreak havoc in our work environment. People tend to remember our "low-EQ days" more than our "EQ peak days".

His hard work wreaks havoc in his personal life.

The onslaught of apparent days and nights would play havoc with astronauts' body clocks, so a shutters-down and bedtime schedule is imposed by mission controllers.

Once released into the atmosphere, methane could wreak havoc with the world's climate.

The whole idea of the German Blitzkrieg tactic was to concentrate massive armored forces, and massive close air support, to create an unstoppable rapidly moving "armor fist" that could smash through anything and cause havoc and chaos in the enemy's side, regardless of the enemy's total force.