Sentence examples for support the mass from inspiring English sources

And without work, Ford wonders, how will people have enough money to support the mass consumerism on which any remaining jobs might depend?

Even with bursaries for a minority, most students will be paying back loans for decades – including the children of many well-off government ministers and advisers who introduced and support the mass student debt regime.

The structural system of a skyscraper is designed to support the mass of the building itself — so that it does not collapse of its own weight — and to protect it from natural forces such as earthquakes and wind.

In Sudan, the Chinese National Petroleum Corporation has been assailed for supplying the military with resources and oil revenues that were used to support the mass displacement and killings of civilians, but it operates with impunity.

These results agree to those reported by Buttery and Boatman (1964, 1966) but do not support the mass flow theory.

Under the conditions of low ionic support the mass transport of these forms is differently affected by the migrational contribution.

Our results clearly support the mass-dependent predation risk (MDPR) theory, which predicts that birds should keep their mass as low as possible to reduce their likelihood of being killed by predators [32], [33].

For all these reasons, I'm supporting the mass anti-war assembly in Trafalgar Square this Saturday.

In 1938 Japanese fascists, having become powerful in the national government, supported the mass arrest of leaders of the General Council of Trade Unions (Nihon Rodo Kumiai So Hyogikai) and the Japan Proletarian Party (Dai Nippon Seisan-To) and of professors close to the Labour-Peasant Faction.

Millions of Indonesians supported the mass demonstrations last May that helped drive Mr Suharto from power; they have tolerated his chosen successor, Mr Habibie, precisely because he promised them an opportunity to vote in a new set of leaders.

The opposition are demanding a vote of no confidence in centre-right Prime Minister Petr Necas because he supported the mass pardon.