Sentence examples for keep mass from inspiring English sources
Controlling a pandemic and keeping a city running at the same time is a delicate balancing act: how to keep mass transit running so people can get to work, while advising people to stay out of crowds, where flu can spread by coughing?
To keep mass madness about March.
But both need to dig deeper to keep mass transit moving.
Last year, transit security officials traveled to Israel, where there is a lot of hard-earned experience in trying to keep mass transit safe from terrorism.
The city is equally determined to keep mass demonstrations off the park's grass, and the struggle for the moral high ground will set the tone for a week of political theater inside and out of the Republican convention.
So during Pope Francis's visit, the Mexican government's well-oiled PR machine is likely to work overtime – fighting to keep mass murders, disappearances on a wide scale, consistent reports of torture and other serious human rights violations off the Pope's agenda.
As Shin Horie of Goldman Sachs points out, however, it might make more sense to keep mass-market DRAM production in-house and outsource more exotic products, such as logic chips.
When Donald Trump, who last year signed a bill to end a mild Obama-era rule designed to keep mass-killing weapons out of the hands of people with certain mental illnesses, talks about reporting people who are "mentally disturbed" to the proper authorities — well, irony piles upon irony, and the only adequate tribute is contempt and silence.
There remains a wilful sonic prickliness on songs like Chimera that might keep mass-market success at bay, but it's clear it would only take the smallest of course corrections to fire Nite Jewel along a similar commercial trajectory to Feist.
After the cease of exploiting Asian stocks, Japan kept mass commercial and illegal hunts until 1975.
But with each passing month, as Saddam remained defiant and Bush kept massing forces around Iraq, the two principles appeared increasingly incompatible, and Annan began speaking of a grim day of reckoning ahead for the multilateralist order.
