Sentence examples for service mass from inspiring English sources

But during the height of rave, Christian evangelists took the hackneyed phrase "God is a DJ" literally and came up with Sheffield's Nine O'Clock Service, mass brainwashing with strobes and techno.

Behind him, mid-swagger, in Marian blue and dark shades, is the former "Apprentice" contestant Omarosa Manigault, the baldest reminder, in case we needed it, of the President's orientation vis-à-vis public service, mass entertainment, and the meaning of relevant experience.

Optimization of supply chain integration (SCI) is a key issue for traditional service firms which are seeking transition towards service mass customization (SMC).

During the World Wars, factories around the bay were pressed into service mass-producing a variety of products including aviation fuel, synthetic rubber, and ships.

But it is a nascent field and it is unclear which services mass audiences will use most.

In the first two terms we corrected the weaknesses of the Tory years: boom-and-bust economics, chronic underinvestment in public services, mass unemployment.

Polish citizens will not take to the streets to protest against abuses by the secret services, mass surveillance or the proliferation of CCTV.

The public demanded more choice in goods and services, mass production fulfilled that demand and the consequence was the emergence of the original consumer society.

But international and Afghan health experts warn that it faces the additional vulnerabilities of countries emerging from conflict -- lack of education and government services, mass movements of people and a sudden influx of aid money, commerce and outsiders.

The ruling comes as the House of Lords is debating the final stages of the investigatory powers bill – the snooper's charter – which will put the security services' mass digital surveillance on a clear legal footing for the first time.

In the first 10 years of twenty-first century, "internet," "e-commerce," "resource based view," "self-service," "mass customization," and "biotechnology" appeared suddenly as keywords.