Sentence examples for one of mass from inspiring English sources

Since the Israeli Army assassination of a Palestinian militia leader on Thursday and the retaliatory shootings of Israeli soldiers on Friday, the conflict has appeared to shift from one of mass Palestinian protests at Israeli military posts to long-distance attacks by heavily armed combatants.

He denied that the emergency was a refugee crisis, but one of mass migration.

To the relief of the TUC's general council, an amendment converting their promise of a big campaign into one of mass strike action was roundly defeated.

They have only ever known Britain as an EU member state, and our society as one of mass migration, much of which has come from the EU.

"Obviously, our standard has to be one of mass entertainment," said Mr. Almond, who once taught city planning at Yale and worked with Mr. Bernstein nearly 30 years ago on WNET-TV's Emmy-winning nightly newsmagazine "51st State".

In his new book, "Being Ecological," the scholar Timothy Morton argues that humans must find "a way of feeling ourselves around the age we live in, which is one of mass extinction caused by global warming".

Faust places these rituals and manners, and the more familiar ones of mass cemeteries and "sanitary commissions," against the larger background of a changing faith in family life.

White flight is what you call it when groups of people move away from racially mixed neighborhoods to ones of mass demographic conformity.

I think the outside perception of Chinese youth is one of a mass of people with limited individual identity.

Using single-cycle GARD dynamics, we measured the quasispecies transition matrix (Q) for the probabilities of transition from one center-of-mass Euclidean distance to another.

Yet according to Deborah Azrael, associate director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center, one kind of mass shooting the Sandy Hook-style indiscriminate public rampage is less likely on weekends than weekdays.