Sentence examples for masse but it from inspiring English sources

At times, the government said the militants planned to destroy the gas complex and kill the hostages en masse, but it provided no details or evidence to back up that assertion.

This may not matter for data en masse, but it certainly matters, say, to an individual whose credit record is damaged because an address error meant bills were misdirected and went unpaid.

There are other problems to overcome before manufacturing these hooks en masse, but it does point to a method of effectively producing magnetic hooks that have been used to conduct electricity commercially as well as heat.

"This may not be enough to sway consumers en masse, but it may be enough to give Nissan enough of an edge to stay ahead of the EV pack".

"Selecting Kovind does not mean that Dalits will now vote for the BJP en masse, but it does offer Dalits a tangible victory that Modi can claim credit for delivering," Vaishnav said.

I started to save bags en masse, but eventually it got to be too much, as I was looking at a $30,000 pile of glassines to keep them all in, which probably could have paid for grad school or a sailboat.

"It sounds like an accounting trick," Masse says, chuckling, "but it's not".

The Second Women's Movement may have airlifted a generation of women off their domestic pedestals and dropped them en masse into the workplace, but it doesn't seem to have succeeded yet in persuading a lot of those women and their daughters to stop apologizing for having professional ambition and minds of their own.

As such, Ubuntu offers the best of both worlds: free to deploy en masse, but with a paid support option available when it's needed.

(It's an ironic comparison considering that it is not the gays rounding up people and arresting them en masse but the Russian government. According to Amnesty International, the Russian government has arrested 5,000 LGBT rights supporters just since 2012).

It's going to be a while before the service models are compelling enough for the world to turn away en masse from today's TV, but it's clear we're at the start of a major disruption that will shake content producers (the networks) and the distributors (cable) to the core.