Sentence examples for * amass in from inspiring English sources

The main objective was to eliminate undesirable by-products that can amass in the reformate.

Debris flows amass in stream valleys and more or less resemble fresh concrete.

In the past, business researchers focused on how much influence or information employees managed to amass in their organization.

And the Education Department is enacting rules to limit the amount of debt students amass in career-training programs.

"No one looks hard enough at the creative energy that comes into it," the intensity of unlikely talents that amass in the city two times a year.

During the day, protesters plan to amass in the square outside city hall and picket corporations and banks, including Wells Fargo, in the city center.

Government can't begin to amass the in-house expertise to deal with the myriad challenges that arise.

His ambitious back-loaded tax cuts were unveiled during the last campaign, in the heady days of 1999, when the federal government was projected to amass trillions in surpluses in the next decade.

In the last two decades, Indonesia, the biggest economy in Southeast Asia, has emerged as a bright spot for democratic rule in the region, particularly as strongmen amass power in the Philippines and Cambodia and military figures dominate politics in Thailand and Myanmar.

The aim is not only to help keep the U.S. Senate in Democratic hands, but also to make grassroots contacts and win commitments in red states where Hillary could amass delegates in out-of-the-way primaries and caucuses the way then-Sen.

Docs have also been used to amass information in the wake of tragedies, when those in mourning are often at a loss for how to help.