Sentence examples for linking to mass from inspiring English sources

Basically, micromarketing means linking to mass organizations or localities rather than peddling higher-premium products through agents to individuals.

Historic factories, linked to mass production and class struggle, closed or scaled down their operations.

Some of these pesticides are the widely used neonicotinoids that some scientists have linked to mass bee die-offs.

Harmful algal blooms, for example, have been linked to mass strandings of whales as far back as the Miocene.

It has been linked to mass deaths in other parts of the world, mostly in poor countries without stringent manufacturing standards or drug regulation.

As soon as our desire for material wealth is no longer linked to mass production, factories may become redundant, and shops too.

"Sonar is linked to mass strandings of marine mammals, hemorrhaging around the brain and ears" and acute effects on the central nervous system as well as "lesions in vital organs," Justice Ginsburg wrote.

Even after the stunning allegations at the senate hearing when Duterte's name was directly linked to mass killings, Dela Rosa dismissed the DDS as a "creation of the media".

But there are options aside from the Morgan building to which the Garden might move again, options linked to mass transit, that should be attractive to its owners and fans.

Naval exercises, which may involve the use of high-powered sonar, have been linked to mass strandings as individuals become confused, or get injured or injure themselves trying to flee.

The explanation for the strong performance of "Ed" may have been similarly linked to mass promotional exposure during the Olympics, or it may have had something to do with getting some of the best reviews of any new show this season.