Sentence examples for became mass from inspiring English sources

Suspicion of nuclear power became mass revulsion.

In Lithuania, more quickly than anywhere else, this mission became mass murder.

As a result, in Europe and North America the automobile became mass transportation's chief competitor.

As moving pictures first became mass entertainment around the turn of the last century, some early directors were inclined essentially to record stage plays (without sound).

Mobile phone networks have been worrying for some time about how these "free" services would eat into their profits once they became mass market.

In an exhibition that made some people nostalgic for the days before fashion became mass entertainment, Shail Upadhya (right), a stylist, showed off the polka-dot suit that is his workday uniform.

With a 2-dimensional, planar platinised titanium electrode (9 cm2 area), the redox reaction of the Ce(III)/Ce(IV) system was under mass-transport control, while the reaction on the 3-dimensional mesh electrode was initially under charge-transfer control but became mass-transport controlled after 2.5 3 h of electrolysis.

As nuclear weapons development proceeded, the weapons became mass-produced, smaller, lighter, and easier to store, handle and maintain.

The Polish public also supported what was left of Solidarity; a major medium for demonstrating support of Solidarity became masses held by priests such as Jerzy Popiełuszko.

People with interests seldom become mass murderers.

A gun is an escalation machine that enables petty, ephemeral feuds to become mass murders.