Sentence examples for brought mass from inspiring English sources

The one that has brought mass rape and slaughter to the cities and deserts of Syria and Iraq.

Isis's expanding reach brought mass murder to Kuwait, Lebanon, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Tunisia and Paris.

A realistic benchmark might be Nintendo, which managed to sell 100m Wiis globally and brought mass attention to motion gaming.

Soviet rule brought mass deportations (1940 41, 1946 50) of ethnic Lithuanians from Vilnius, and many Russians moved into the city.

Economic growth, sophistication of taste, and enlarged markets ultimately brought mass production of a sort, with large workshops dedicated to the production of a single item.

On average, the actors have proved to be no worse than their nonthespian rivals, but like Mr. Schwarzenegger, they've all brought mass appeal to the ballot box.

I understand this advice, but had very different experience selling Brontes Technologies, a company I co-founded with Micah Rosenbloom that brought mass-customization to the dental industry.

So would Park Service planners who have spent the past decade trying to bring mass transit to the Grand Canyon.

He gives careful weight to the achievements of the Soviet regime, particularly in bringing mass literacy to Russia, and unparalleled social mobility.

So Robert Bass, the music director of the Collegiate Chorale, deserves thanks for bringing "Mass" back to attention with an exuberant concert performance at Carnegie Hall on Tuesday night.

"I've had many people come in and bring mass cards from a loved one's passing or to celebrate a birth," he said.