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critical mass

[krit-i-kuhl mas] / ˈkrɪt ɪ kəl ˈmæs /


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Until the past decade, what was missing was the good jobs to keep a critical mass of that attractive workforce in the city.

From BBC

In the modern music industry, with listening splintered across various streaming services and social-media platforms, it’s hard to write any song, much less a protest song, that reaches a critical mass of listeners.

From The Wall Street Journal

This means that when a hub reaches critical mass it can survive policy errors that would cripple a challenger.

From The Wall Street Journal

At one point Karp tried to rally the troops and attempted to organize a joint letter, but a critical mass wouldn’t sign on.

From The Wall Street Journal

Wood Mackenzie reckons the metals-intensive energy transition has, in the meantime, reached critical mass and will continue independently of political influences.

From The Wall Street Journal