Sentence examples for masses has made from inspiring English sources
High-minded or not, empowering the masses has made Wales beholden to them.
The mashup of the masses has made a distant memory the days when Michelle Obama's Princeton roommate refused to be paired with an African-American.
Attempts to bring affordable high-speed Internet service to the masses have made little headway on the continent.
A team of riot cops appeared, but not before the assembled mass had made their way from the entrance and down to a branch of Starbucks.
Misunderstandings concerning the concept of breast mass have made participants confused about being at a higher risk.
In the US, mass incarceration has made such dehumanisation commonplace.
Hitherto, the low cost of mass telemarketing has made their services seem expensive.
Mr. Son's idea for cheap mass education has made him one of the richest men in the country.
On the other hand, this becomes simply a matter of of interpretation, since the Higgs theory has explained the mass, but has made no unique prediction for any new phenomena which you can test experimentally.
This failure takes many forms.The inability to find weapons of mass destruction has made it harder for the president to explain the decision to go to war in the first place.
As for the thorny problem of anonymous reviews, he said giving guests that option was crucial to getting good feedback and to achieving the critical mass that has made TripAdvisor successful.
