Sentence examples for making mass from inspiring English sources
They function like book clubs on steroids, making mass purchases of a book and developing programs on related themes.
Congestion – sclerotic city arteries clogged with traffic – is economically inefficient, ergo making mass transit work serves the city's economy.
"They were making mass raids, arresting people on the street, shooting them down, taking them to camps," he recalled.
Uzbekistan's political opposition has limited reach after years of repression, making mass street protests similar to those that fomented regime change in Ukraine and Georgia unlikely.
Some, like Aedes aegypti, a transmitter of deadly dengue fever in Puerto Rico, reside in or near people's homes, making mass eradication by communitywide spraying a virtual impossibility.
Even so, low emission vehicles still comprise less than 1% of the total UK auto market, making mass adoption seem like a world away.
The Rover purchase created a new sort of company, with a strong half that makes posh cars and a weak one making mass-market vehicles.
Competitors like the Ball brothers were, according to Quentin Skrabec's biography of H. J. Heinz, making mass-produced Mason jars widely available.
Had BMW been willing to trade off 20percentt of its shares, he added, it could have preserved its independence, raised billions in extra capital and tapped the expertise of companies already making mass-market cars.
As enlightened governments figure all of this out and seek to encourage happiness and its spin-off effects, there is at least one obvious bump in the road: a countervailing trend that is not making mass-happiness creation so easy.
For Crawford, the British designer whose gorgeous, subtle Sinnerlig collection came out in late 2015, it was how to preserve the rawness and tactility of natural materials, like cork and seagrass, when making mass-produced furniture.
