Sentence examples for mass take up from inspiring English sources

Once again ease of use, aped by others, ensured mass take up.

But it does depend on mass take up – the more people walking around our cities in catalysed clothes the less polluted our cities will be.

With companies like Groupon and Yelp, relying as they do on mass take up of their services in order to work as they were built to work, if they don't get their foot in the door very early on, inorganic growth (that is, through acquisitions) is often their only option.

He added, "If we do [get mass take up] then does Sony Music need to provide content to iTunes?".

In Yorkshire's gritstone country, these individual takeovers feel like a conspiracy, as if the armies of entropy are silently massing, taking up positions ready for some coordinated coup of the countryside.

Eventually we have to descend back to street level, rejoin the milling mass and take up our lives; you lock up your bike and become hostage to the hours again.

Lexington is correct that Rush Limbaugh's niche market ensures that none of his rants will ever move the masses to take up arms, yet there is something pernicious about broadcasting to an audience that is so socially isolated.As with the "fairness" of airwaves, the government may be ill suited to address this issue.

Barclaycard hopes the move will trigger the mass take-up of contactless payments that has so far proved elusive.

There are plenty of 10-year fixes available in Britain, such as the 4.79% from Britannia or 4.95% from Leeds & Holbeck, but not much evidence of mass take-up.

I have faced a lot of opposition because I am a Muslim and, apparently, women are not allowed to take up mass work.

Not only are single-dose vials less cost effective and less practical for mass vaccinations, they also take up more space in refrigerators, which are already at peak storage capacity.