Sentence examples for generated mass from inspiring English sources

Neither model generated mass followings.

Mr. Seale's impending trial generated mass demonstrations in New Haven and a student strike at Yale.

He was appointed first vice-president in 2009 when Ahmadinejad resumed office following disputed elections that generated mass protests.

Since buying a 37.5% stake in 2005, Crowe has helped secure millions of sponsorship dollars and generated mass interest in the game both at home and abroad.

But his enthusiasm for articles that generated mass sales at the newsstand and riled the political elite was legendary on Fleet Street.

Italy's outgoing prime minister has warned European leaders that the rigid austerity policies of the past three years have generated mass disaffection with the EU and a populist political backlash.

Recent technological advances have generated masses of genomic and transcriptomic data, some of which is further illuminating the natural history of ILCs.

"All this talk about attack dogs is rubbish meant to generate mass hysteria and pressure politicians to do something.

But attempts to ignite an uprising in Sudan have thus far failed to generate mass participation.

We face multiple, profound challenges to create thriving economies, generate mass employment, increase wellbeing and maintain our environmental life support systems.

Councils such as Sheffield, Liverpool, Islington, Lambeth and Haringey set out towards illegality as part of a rebellious strategy to confront the Thatcher government and generate mass opposition.