mass-produces

We've been misled by a food system, controlled by a very few, that mass-produces our food.

Gary Hirshberg: The Real Problem With Our Food System: A Response to Makenna Goodman 2009

Does Cake #2 mean that somewhere a company mass-produces torso cakes for grocery stores?

Introducing a Good Sport Jen 2009

If God makes every grain of sand unique and every snowflake like no other, how simplistic to have believed that He mass-produces little human robots.

All Babies Are Born Unique Jan 2009

Instead of great writers, nowadays America just mass-produces gaggles of media hacks who sell their souls to the devil -- like what happened in Philly last week when so-called journalists who should have freaking known better turned a debate between two intelligent and well-qualified candidates into a talk-radio sideshow.

The New China: Wall-to-wall smog 2008

We live in a culture that worships violence and death and mass-produces violence and death, a culture epitomized by such TV shows as "24" with its 21st Century, testosterone dripping, ruthless American male prototype, Jack Bauer.

Jack Bauer, Wilhelm Reich and Confronting Fascism 2007

St. John's, which has nine seniors, has always had the potential to make this happen in a city that annually mass-produces blue-chip high school talent.

NY Daily News Dick Weiss 2011

Envirofit, which mass-produces slick-looking rocket stoves in China for export to places such as rural India.

NPR Topics: News 2011

Envirofit, which mass-produces slick-looking rocket stoves in China for export to places such as rural India.

NPR Topics: News 2011

China mass-produces countless fake brand-name consumer goods, from shoes and handbags to DVDs and iPods, even beer.

timesunion.com: Local Breaking News 2010

Vandalia Research Inc. has invented a machine - called the Triathlon - that mass-produces DNA strands.

unknown title 2009