Ending the monetary union would end the European project itself, and wreak unmanageable havoc.

Short term flows not only wreak havoc with domestic macroeconomic management, but they also aggravate adverse exchange rate movements.

If anything, too rapid a democratic transition may destabilize governments and enhance the extremists opportunities to wreak 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.

Skeptics keep arguing that competition and technology wreak havoc upon society's harmony that they create inequality and eviscerate the middle class.

But the currency appreciation that follows will likely set off an unsustainable consumption boom, wreak havoc with your export sector, create unemployment, and sap your growth potential.

Prudential controls on capital flows make a lot of sense. Short term flows not only wreak havoc with domestic macroeconomic management, but they also aggravate adverse exchange rate movements.

Matt Groening has stated that he decided to have Homer work at the power plant because of the potential for Homer to wreak havoc.

Climate models uniformly show that that for all the economic havoc that such carbon cuts would likely wreak, they would have a negligible impact on global temperatures.

The likelihood that factional dynamics will wreak havoc on policymaking has, however, diminished due to significant change in the nature of CCP factions during the past decade.

The paper made the case for developing alternatives to fossil fuels, ensuring that economic development doesn t wreak environmental havoc, and recognizing the importance of adaptation to climate change.

Financial globalization, in particular, played havoc with the old rules.

If Germany needed the Fund s involvement to save face domestically and because of a decision by its Constitutional Court, was it really necessary to wreak such unparalleled havoc in Europe just to bring that about?

And the generals began providing safe havens and arms to a motley assortment of anti Indian rebel movements that would wreak havoc in India s northeastern states and retreat to sanctuaries in the newly renamed Myanmar.

If Germany needed the Fund s involvement to save face domestically and because of a decision by its Constitutional Court, was it really necessary to wreak such unparalleled havoc in Europe just to bring that about?

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.

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.

The likelihood that factional dynamics will wreak havoc on policymaking has, however, diminished due to significant change in the nature of CCP factions during the past decade. Beginning with the era of ex president Jiang, most factions no longer divide along ideological lines.

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.

When revolutions disrupt this continuity, they wreak violence against monuments.

Still, the backlog of such projects is now wreaking havoc with the world economy.

Vandals wreaked havoc in the abandoned house.

The drunken sailors wrecked havoc inside the bar.

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

Thus empowered, Mahisasura began wreaking havoc on heaven and earth.

Pakistan had changed, as military dictatorship and religious extremism in the north played havoc with the fabric of society.

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

Heavy rains and storms have been creating havoc in central Sri Lanka.

Could something similar happen digitally, with a spark of misinformation igniting a conflagration and wreaking havoc before the truth is revealed?

Deconstruction as an intellectual device has played havoc in universities across the West.

The current crisis shows how far we have come from that model. Financial globalization, in particular, played havoc with the old rules.

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

As a result, the IMF must increasingly share responsibility and blame for Argentina's havoc.

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

Indeed, illicit small arms depend on a steady supply of ammunition to continue wreaking havoc.

It is obvious that this measure creates havoc in business and leads to deeply unproductive outcomes.

Banks that wreaked havoc on the global economy have resisted doing what needs to be done.

Sometimes the victims are military and the perpetrators are states, sometimes the cause appears to be just, and sometimes one person with enough weapons but no organization might wreak terror.

Hate preachers use highly modern methods to enhance their personal power and to create havoc around them.

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

NEW YORK After the economic disaster of 2008 2009, people are understandably wary of the devastation that yet another financial crisis can wreak.

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.

Clouds of pollen also move from north to south, wreaking havoc on hay fever sufferers' sinuses in the process.

Yes, a full scale military invasion would meet with a devastating defeat by superior South Korean and US military forces, whose current naval exercises in the Yellow Sea are designed to remind North Korea of this disparity. But, with 15,000 artillery tubes embedded in the Demilitarized Zone, just 30 miles north of Seoul, North Korea knows that firing just a few shells could wreak havoc on the South Korean stock market and economy, while it has less to lose in comparison.

On the contrary, they risk reproducing the havoc that such measures have unleashed in Iraq and elsewhere in recent years.