Sentence examples for studied mass from inspiring English sources

Khan, who studied mass communication and journalism at university, speaks with a deep movie-trailer timbre.

For a year, she studied mass communications at Clark Atlanta University.

Adam Lankford, a professor at the University of Alabama who has studied mass shootings, said a killer's professed motive can also represent incomplete or self-serving information.

Over the past decade, we have studied mass customization at a number of different organizations, including a survey of more than 200 manufacturing plants in eight countries.

John Grierson, a Scottish educator who had studied mass communication in the United States, adapted the term in the mid-1920s from the French word documentaire.

Dr. Hempel, who has studied mass murderers, said that in contrast to the killers who "go postal," gunning for their bosses, "when someone goes and kills strangers or they kill children, the odds of them being mentally ill are higher".

"I want to go to Kenyatta University and study mass communications.

A few floors above Baumanns' cafe the teenage outcast was studying mass killers and preparing for murder himself, police said.

Dating back to 1982, the rate is 24percentt, according to research by James Alan Fox, a Northeastern University professor who studies mass murder.

"The ongoing debate about how to track and study mass shootings is healthy and valuable," Mother Jones' Follman wrote last year.

After a year in Detroit's Wayne State University, studying mass communications and theater, Feig bolted for L.A. to work as a tour guide at Universal Studios.