Sentence examples for mass dumping from inspiring English sources
Even the mass dumping of nuclear material by the Soviets in the Arctic has not been definitively shown to have caused widespread harm to marine life.
Nike didn't seem too bothered about the campaign against it that took off so vehemently in the US in the mid-90s, until a group of black 13-year-olds from the Bronx, the company's target market and the one exploited by it to get a street-cool image, learned that the trainers they bought for $180 cost $5 to make, which led to a mass dumping of their old Nike trainers outside New York's Nike Town.
Even if you're worried about the effect on global markets of such a mass dumping, it's really not that much.
Such mass dumping grounds continue to be a gruesome feature on the Mexican landscape, where a brutal drug war rages in parts of the country, and where disappearances are common.
Yet as the mainstream wanes, traditionalists wax.Take the Latin mass, dumped by the Vatican in 1962 for liturgies in vernacular languages.
In Canada, some mining operations have the opportunity to create a Seasonal Thermal Energy Storage (STES) unit by blowing mine intake air through large volumes of rock mass dumped in a decommissioned pit.
Such a mass dump of sensitive information is known as being "doxxed".
But by granting permission to Google's workers to cash in its IPO so early, Brin is gambling on two factors: that investors are still intrigued enough to buttress the stock price, and that employees will actually demur from a mass dump, opting to hold on to much of the stock in the hopes or faith that the shares will only grow more valuable in the future.
Do we want more mass market dumping on us than we have already from the big markets of the USA and Britain?
Chumming (the practice of dumping mass bait into the water, such as a can of food, in order to attract a mass of fish) may be prohibited.
The Bosnian Serb troops had tried to hide the scale of the killings by digging up bodies from mass graves and dumping them in a number of the so-called "secondary" grave sites.
