Sentence examples for making a mass from inspiring English sources

John A. Fox, an industry analyst with PKF Consulting in New York, notes that hotel rooms outnumber corporate apartments 60 to 1, making a mass defection of business travelers improbable.

But with just 1,500 square feet of loft space and two employees, he is not making a mass product for hundreds of thousands of people to use, the way Eberhard Faber did.

The amount of infiltrated derivative into the PSi pores was obtained by calculating the concentration of the residual supernatant (recovered after the exposure time of the sample was completed) and making a mass balance.

If you consider the 'design for the 80%' philosophy that many companies apply to making a mass appeal product, then Twitter's current core concepts are in even more need of a rethinking.

Update: A spokesman pointed us to a post on Bin's Weibo account where he asks his followers for feedback on the prototype, and suggests Xiaomi is still weighing up whether to bring the folding phone to market, writing: "If you like it, we will consider making a mass production machine in the future".

For weeks, he was making a mass-market case, stumping around the country, addressing a joint session of Congress, even appearing on five talk shows on one Sunday morning.

A possible explanation for the perseverance of lectures in pathology education is the fact that medical school class sizes have been increasing in the past decades [ 13, 14] making a "mass-lecture" a financially attractive teaching option.

These questions are not about the usual deal-making and log-rolling, usually called compromise, necessary to make a mass democracy based on checks and balances work.

Van Gundy made a mass substitution.

Officers corralled a group of demonstrators who refused to disperse and made a mass arrest.

We made a mass prayers for the ten bodies and then buried them in Martyrs cemetery.