Sentence examples for corporate mass from inspiring English sources

The uniformity and ubiquity of many corporate mass feeders seem to go against a culture increasingly bent on personal customization.

The corporate mass media thrives on the high ratings generated by the mud fights (recall the Republican presidential primary led by Trump).

Ms. Faludi broke the code for me on why America chose fabrication over reality: wrong-wing extremists and opportunistic corporate mass media exploited 9/11 to their own ends.

It is no longer necessary to even believe what you write in a book if you can claim some specious connection to gender or race issues; a corporate mass media indifferent to serious questions of any kind will flog your book ad nauseam by pretending to attack it, if its title happens to be Vagina.

Taken together, these points suggest that regardless of government and corporate intent, mass collection and storage of personal information leaves citizen's data open to future misuse.

Centers like Lasik Vision and LaserOne are decidedly corporate and mass market; Carmine Asparro of Bellmore, taking advantage of the grand opening special at Lasik Vision in Garden City, N.Y., paid just $500 for Lasik on his right eye.

She referred to a number of strictly puritanical activists who view corporate or mass media moves towards ethics with deep suspicion - the "go hard or go home" faction of ethical fashionistas who live the ideal and keep everybody in check.

Their conversations with former White Tower employees including Charles Johnson, White Tower's architect for over forty years are the source of many telling quotations and entertaining captions that set their analysis of the buildings within a broader story of corporate culture, mass marketing, and the rise of franchising in the twentieth century.

This situation is similar to what I have noticed in job seekers when they are unwillingly forced into the job market, due to a firing, corporate restructuring, mass layoff, change of direction, corporate politics or various other reasons.

Unlike the Tea Party, these other voices do not have the advantage of being amplified by the corporate funded mass media and elected officials.

Because, a) I think, with such powerful and diverse civic and corporate leaders, masses of people might actually have followed, and appeared; and b) I think the presence of all surviving ex-presidents would have helped insure the masses' success.