Sentence examples for becoming mass from inspiring English sources

But the once-rarefied technique is becoming mass market.

But those younger men are also becoming mass defectors from traditional television viewing, often watching comic performances either in replays from DVR's or on YouTube.

Ownership of "wearable" devices in the UK is going up - but is still a long way from becoming mass market, according to the retail tracking company GfK.

He rose to prominence just as television and the long-playing record were becoming mass media, and he reached an enormous audience, eventually surpassing even the heavily publicized Toscanini in fame (though not, initially, in respect).

It was a little weird having those Boston kids in Harlem eating soul food, but this was in 1990, at the tipping point of urban culture becoming mass culture.

If we really want to stop young men like him from becoming mass murderers, and prevent the small amount of violence attributable to mental illness, we should invest our resources in better screening for, and treatment of, psychiatric illness in young people.

And although it's "probably advisable" to exclude from the workplace those who show signs of becoming mass-killers, other annoying people may have something useful to say.

Yes, that's a smaller audience than a mass-market audience, but after all, even smartphones started out as a tool for stockbrokers and corporate executives before becoming mass-market devices.

In my mind, the Internet has evolved a lot since it started becoming a mass medium, and the Web will continue to change and morph and transform.

Photographs start becoming a mass form, and start being written about as a mass form, in the Weimar Republic, which of course was the most crisis-ridden moment of modernity — and a prelude to utter catastrophe.

If there is continued easy access to assault weapons, every school, concert, movie theater, church, and virtually any other venue where people gather, remains vulnerable to becoming a mass shooting crime scene.