wreak havoc

“It would wreak havoc on the financial markets as global markets and investors begin to wonder if we can govern ourselves,” he said.

And while that’s generally how we like our funny people — layered, nuanced, tortured — it tends to wreak havoc on the actual lives of the comics themselves.

We meet her when she lands in Quito, Ecuador, to wreak havoc in Gonzalo Cordova’s stop-motion animated show, “Women Wearing Shoulder Pads,” Adult Swim’s first-ever Spanish-language program, which premiered Sunday.

Unite Here Local 11, the politically powerful union that represents hotel and restaurant workers, is looking to put four ballot proposals before voters that, according to critics, would wreak havoc on the city’s economy.

County Supervisor Kathryn Barger expressed concern about “bad players” exploiting the anonymity of ICE agents to wreak havoc.