Sentence examples for amass it from inspiring English sources

What he did with the power is even more extraordinary than how he came to amass it.

Suppose you are trying to learn what percentage of intravenous drug users are infected with hepatitis, and you collect DNA from discarded needles and amass it in a database to look for signs of the virus in the genetic material.

According to our lead story by Ira Carnahan, there is an array of no-cost or low-cost tools available on the Web to help you dope out how much you'll need, how to amass it and how fast to withdraw it once you are retired ("Do-It-Yourself Retirement").

There is strong evidence of the corrupting effects of political fund-raising, and Mr. Lessig has amassed it.

People in developing countries want more wealth, and are learning from those who amassed it before them.

It's not that a biography of Churchill wouldn't be fascinating — judging by the material that Keaton has amassed, it could be.

It has brought executive compensation back from the dead as a campaign issue and has elevated stock option wealth -- and the potential conflicts it may pose to politicians who have amassed it -- to center stage.

It would've been easier to get out from under my debt if I'd amassed it through using credit cards irresponsibly or even gambling, rather than taking out student loans to finance my education.

Mr. Gessen, 33, boyishly handsome and possessing the self-assurance of a writer twice his age, has never had an easy relationship with literary fame, even as he has gradually amassed it.

A Nazi or, anyway, Nazi-era booty of some fifteen hundred modern art works, many by great names, turns up in the Munich apartment of one Cornelius Gurlitt (a "loner," it's said, unsurprisingly), who got it from his mother; and how she amassed it and how it stayed secret for sixty-eight years remains to be told.

Rosa built a second server out of old parts he had amassed; it sat near the television in his living room until his precocious 2-year-old shut down the network.