Sentence examples for mass means from inspiring English sources

"Mass" means you are swept up with everyone else; "bulk" implies your files are tossed haphazardly in a drawer.

This tremendous mass means that proton decay should occur only rarely, with a mean life of about 1035 years.

(Karsenty speculates that a higher bone mass means a greater capacity for osteocalcin production, though this has yet to be established).

Take south Boston, where the filming of Black Mass means it's 1982 again, crime boss Whitey Bulger's back in town, and neighbours on Twitter have a lot to say.

The small size of human guts (combined with our having the same basal metabolic rate as any other primate, relative to body mass) means that we have some spare energy, which contributes to explaining how we can afford a relatively large brain.

The network effect of its critical mass means you can't usurp it by being a little better.

At the moment, the state pension does not provide adequate social welfare, yet mass means-testing undermines private provision.

The government must increase the basic state pension to at least £109 per week and move away from mass means-testing".

Week after week, he and David Willetts made much the same case in the Commons: Gordon Brown's mass means-testing of pensions was helping to destroy savings.

Such a pension would avoid mass means-testing of pensioners, so they would not be penalised for having saved, as well as encouraging more flexibility around retirement.

We are demanding a restoration of the link with earnings; a citizen's pension based on residency not just contributions; and the end of mass means-testing of pensioners, so people get the full benefits of the extra savings they've made.