Sentence examples for amass and from inspiring English sources

There is confusion over who can amass and manipulate data in the public and private sphere.

The story of how Gurlitt's part-Jewish father collaborated with the Nazis to amass and protect the cache is fascinating.

Chinese bureaucrats may have a grey image but their ability to amass – and spend – ill-gotten gains is eye-opening.

And our ability to amass and use data has revolutionized everything from public health to the way we conduct political campaigns.

But when you see how much money a deputy archives director was able to amass — and how brazenly he spent it — you start to wonder and worry.

The animated game encourages players to amass and sell fictional profiles containing details like the names, birth dates, weight, height, shopping and dietary habits of imaginary consumers.

They can be amassed and then bragged about.

Much evidence has been amassed and tested in trials of events that involve Mr. Mladic.

Now I have this body of work amassed and nobody else is really doing it.

"I know that lists of local lawyers and national legal talent are amassed and will be deployed if need be.

Since retiring, he'd amassed and indexed thousands of pages of documentation pertaining to Soering's case.