Sentence examples for sustained mass from inspiring English sources

But, even without sustained mass protest, there may be more ready to die, if they can take Israelis with them.

Rarely do we see this sort of sustained, mass protest in the United States as we have seen in Wisconsin these past two weeks.

Some television dramas, like "Marcus Welby, M.D.," had explored serious themes before "All in the Family" turned up, but they didn't generate the buzz or the sustained mass audience of Mr. Lear's show.

Until this April, the National Union of Students did not even hold free education as its own policy, and while less formal organisations – such as the National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts – have fought consistently, the student movement has never sustained mass mobilisation for more than a couple of months.

Dupré, speaking before he had received the information that a senior GI colleague had neo-Nazi links, said: "Our core ideas are [about] the great replacement, which means [being against] sustained mass immigration over a long period". He also said that the group was focused on what it called the "Islamification" of Europe.

Without the vulnerability of middle-class youth to conscription, and with the political left in a state of collapse since Ronald Reagan's presidency, the antiwar movement on Iraq did not produce sustained mass protests as Vietnam did by the late 1960s.

The SIT reduces target pest populations through sustained mass-releases of radiation-sterilized insects, thus reducing the frequency of mating between fertile insects [ 4].

Where the automobile is a major competitor to mass transportation, the use of transit has declined, reducing revenues available to pay the costs of these systems and services, and in a setting where government subsidies are essential for sustaining mass transit political support has eroded as well.

In contrast, the Infarm system is chemical pesticide-free and can prioritise food grown for taste, colour and nutritional value rather than shelf life or its ability to sustain mass production.

AGB stars lose mass at a rate of 10−7 10−6M⊙ yr−1, and only for a short while, during the superwind phase, experience mass-loss rates of 10−4M⊙ yr−1 while RSGs can sustain mass loss at this high rate for longer (e.g. Habing and Olofsson, 2003; van Loon et al., 2005).

But to be effective in the medium and long term, they must build engagement and membership in grassroots organizations that can sustain mass action.