Sentence examples for mass effort from inspiring English sources
Out went fluidity, in came force, mass, effort (she was inspired by heaving furniture around her studio).
Crucially, the attacks aimed at bringing WikiLeaks and its cache of diplomatic cables offline are being countered by a mass effort of technological support for the whistleblowers' site.
Observers here believe that the war theme is intended to mobilize mass effort and that it does not necessarily mean that Peking believe a war is imminent.
And so what you end up with is this mass effort around the globe, once the Cold War begins, of both sides using camps in ways that look familiar, but kind of begin to be a new thing.
The caravan has triggered vitriol from U.S. conservative media outlets, the White House and many Trump supporters, who see it as a mass effort to illegally cross into the United States.
City officials are scrambling to prepare for a human rights organization's mass effort to bail out 500 women and teenagers from the Rikers Island jail complex, despite strong resistance from the police and prosecutors.
But no mass efforts had been made before that, fueling the fury of ascendant right-wing groups.
But digital campaigners and internet freedom advocates argue that Facebook's expansion is a thinly veiled marketing ploy that could end up undermining, rather than enhancing, mass efforts to get millions more people connected.
The philosophical reason is simply a belief that copyright is one of a number of ways in which our society expresses its belief and hope that an individual can continue his identity in a world of mass efforts by assuring the individual, his publisher or his association sufficient income from his ideas to maintain a degree of independence.
Yet, despite mass efforts to educate the public, the number of complaints has not decreased.
While it is challenging to identify novel substances that increase β-cell mass, efforts have been made to test some existing medications such as antioxidants, immune-suppressants, and even anti-cancer drugs, for their effect on β-cell expansion.
