Sentence examples for push mass from inspiring English sources
Social-networking tools push mass media towards more participation and opinion.
"I found out they used to have to push mass in Cornwall back by half an hour because people weren't showing up any more.
The tennis association also has transportation meetings starting in April, while it works to push mass transit and encourage Major League Baseball to schedule away games for the Mets.
Not only does the dominant paradigm push mass selection activities into the realms of compulsory illegality, it also systematically fails to equitably acknowledge mass selection networks that are not given efficient tools to protect the products of their activities and foster their own innovation model based on open access.
Hawaii is awash with plastic trash from all over the world; the islands also neighbor the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, an area of the North Pacific where currents push masses of plastics into a suspended gyre of trash.
He'll generate green jobs by investing in retrofitting buildings for energy efficiency, in modernizing the electric grid, in pushing renewable energy, mass transit, and retooling the auto industry.
Pushing mass appeal via grass roots is an innovative approach shot for sports leagues and tours.
And history suggests this intervention should be pretty radical: When the industrial revolution transformed the agrarian U.S. economy, we pushed mass universal education to prepare Americans for factory work, Brynjolfsson pointed out.
Shenzhen's industrial engineers honed their craft churning out everything from handbags to iPhones, but with rising wages now pushing mass production toward China's cheaper interior some small hardware startups see an opening.
In coastal Peru, an epidemic of cholera in 1991 and a 1997 outbreak of gastroenteritis caused by V. parahaemolyticus were both correlated with strong El Niño currents, which pushed masses of warm water laden with tropical zooplankton and their vibrio communities across the Pacific from Asia to South America.
