Sentence examples for generating mass from inspiring English sources

American and British forces will have to provide aid to many Iraqis even as they kill others, a humanitarian burden which Mr Hussein could augment by generating mass refugee flows.

Let's not forget Google's prior attempt at generating mass adoption for an opt-in, centralized electronic medical records and health data platform of its own failed spectacularly.

Tony Weidberg says: "The Higgs is responsible for generating mass in the theory, so it couples more strongly to heavier particles than to lighter ones.

The NU was a reconfiguration of the Liberation Rally, which Nasser determined had failed in generating mass public participation.

Twitterbots are capable of influencing public opinion about culture, products and political agendas by automatically generating mass amounts of tweets through imitating human communication.

We get that it's an incredibly effective way for generating mass wealth but it's not the only metric by which we measure how we behave to each other, and what society we build.

Our approach gives a mechanism for generating masses from Weyl weights.

"These are huge systems generating masses of data, and you have to understand these systems if you want to make your interventions more efficient," says Foreman.

Neither model generated mass followings.

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

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