Sentence examples for because a mass from inspiring English sources

If we no longer set aside a day to be shocked, that may be because a mass shooting is no longer so shocking.

Because a mass purchase buyer would like to buy a larger amount of products with a lower unit price.

This is because a mass of strong hydrogen bonding force and hydrogen bond network exists in its intermolecular and intramolecular to make its aqueous solution with high viscosity.

OH radicals produced H and O radicals through H2 + OH → H + H2O and O2 + H → OH + O, because a mass of hydrogen source exists in the CH4 flame.

They argue that this definition more accurately describes gun violence in this country because a mass shooting should count people who were shot, even if they don't die.

Elemental astatine has never been viewed, because a mass large enough to be seen by the naked eye would be immediately vaporized by the heat generated by its own radioactivity.

Although this really only applied when you had more than one product to sell (because a mass-market strategy's success is based on selling a whole bunch of your product), there is a corollary here, depending on the situation you are in.

Although vessels may be stretched because of a mass effect, irregularity and caliber changes due to tumour invasion are generally absent.

Speaking to The Andrew Marr Show, Mr Farage argued that the UK labour market was distorted because of "a mass oversupply of unskilled, semi-skilled and, in some cases, skilled labour".

In the recent past, mass crowds have successfully turned out to prevent Mr Crawford from being evicted, but, because of a mass police escort, were unsuccessful in stopping the bailiffs this time.

After derivatization, control and knockdown samples were mixed equally; they could be distinguished because of a mass difference corresponding to a 5 Da shift.