Sentence examples for havoc produced from inspiring English sources

Mobb Deep's Havoc produced two tracks for the album, "The Set Up", a story about revenge, and "Live Nigga Rap", a freestyle performed by Nas and Mobb Deep with hard, gloomy percussion.

Back in 2010 the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano caused havoc, producing a colossal ash cloud which stopped air traffic across Europe for days on end.

Its opponents argue that the New Economy is a fraud, and no upsurge in the Dow and the Nasdaq can compensate for the moral and social havoc being produced by technocapitalism.

Disruption and havoc will produce what corporate reformers are hoping for: a loss of faith in public education; a conviction that it is broken beyond repair; and a willingness to try anything, even to allow for-profit vendors to take over the responsibilities of the public sector.

He produced havoc by changing the role of an unheralded defensive back.

It ranges from "The Future," an oddly dour track produced by Havoc of Mobb Deep, to "Last Night," which Diddy sings — sings!

The song, which was produced by Havoc, also has a morbid backdrop based on a devious Herbie Hancock sample that's bedeviled crate-diggers for years, and was only recently discovered.

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) has become the new paradigm for the global havoc that can be produced by an emerging infectious disease (1 ).

Ms Goodwin's advice about "teams of rivals" would produce havoc in the average corporation.

Such misfolded proteins produce havoc in nervous tissue, often leaving sponge-like holes in many parts of the brain.

You might guess that 4,000 guys ralphing simultaneously would produce havoc of metaphysical proportions below the decks — and you'd be right!