Sentence examples for back on mass from inspiring English sources

We want people to come back and see more than the Uffizi, and that means the city must turn its back on mass tourism and orientate it towards quality".

An incoming update to the EU's data protection rules, called GDPR, steps up privacy enforcement potential significantly — with far higher fines possible for data violations when it comes into force on May 25. "In the long run the only reasonable solution is to cut back on mass surveillance laws," he said.

PAGE C1 Few Priests, Few Masses To cope with a shortage of priests so serious that the bishop has called it a crisis, the Diocese of Brooklyn may cut back on Masses and combine services among parishes.

Even the Archdiocese of New York, which comprises Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island and seven other counties, has struggled with a shortage of priests, although it has not declared a crisis or considered cutting back on Masses, said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the archdiocese.

This new marketing opportunity presents itself at a time when advertisers have been pulling back on mass-market ad spending and, instead, experimenting by trying to reach more focused targets.

Great brands and great companies have been built on the back of mass media.

In his interview with O'Reilly, Trump asserted that while he would not back down on mass deportations, he would handle them in "a humane manner".

Jeter turned his back on the mass of bodies, kept his pitcher out of harm's way.

Once I was back on the Mass Turnpike and the hills hid Worcester in my rearview--it hit me.

How else to explain why the book industry is turning its back on inexpensive mass market paperbacks, just like the music industry turned its back on the single until iTunes proved sales of singles could be a billion dollar industry.

Rabinowitz's quite valid point is that when we look back on the mass-market-paperback phenomenon it's hard to keep the Emily Brontës separate from the Mickey Spillanes.