Sentence examples for share of mass from inspiring English sources

Jupiter-origin comets, Dr. Mumma said, "should have contributed the lion's share of mass that impacted Earth in early history".

I'd reported on my share of mass shootings, from the massacre at Virginia Tech, in 2007, to the one outside a supermarket in Tucson, Arizona, in 2011, that left Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords severely wounded.

While London has its fare share of mass retailers, niche boutiques are peppered across the city, from Westbourne Grove to Shoreditch.

Asian-Americans have committed their share of mass killings as well.

Southern California has had its fair share of mass shootings over the past three years, including ones outside Santa Monica College, at Los Angeles International Airport, and near the University of California, Santa Barbara campus in Isla Vista.

Given that Colorado has had its fair share of mass shootings, the fact that two high-profile Republicans there attended an event with a candidate for local office who has expressed doubts about whether the Sandy Hook elementary school shooting really happened might strike some voters as insensitive.

Mr. Dumler has also played his share of Masses for celebrities, including the funerals of Ed Sullivan and Bing Crosby.

After the terrorist attacks of 2001 and the sudden elevation of Al Qaeda as a defining national security threat, McCain never had any doubt that Iraq, with its supposed capability to unleash or share weapons of mass destruction, posed an existential threat to the United States.

OS/2, however, failed to acquire a share of the mass market.

The American networks' share of the mass market has dwindled, yet the cost of buying time has gone up faster than inflation in the past 15 years.

A remarkable share of European mass housing was built with large-panel systems during the 1960s and 1970s.