Sentence examples for a broader mainstream from inspiring English sources

Google has a lot of work to do to attract a broader mainstream audience and to compete with Facebook.

By including them, the movies get a quick infusion of youthful relevance, while the musicians court a broader mainstream audience and receive a significant salary.

Mr. Steel, who was a consultant to WPP for a year and a half before joining Berlin Cameron, "understands our business and where our business could go," Mr. Hughes said, as White Wave seeks "to target a broader, mainstream audience" for Silk.

The iOS application is fairly straightforward in its design, in an effort to appeal to a broader mainstream user base.

That new interpretation accompanied by a broader mainstreaming of self-taught artists, who earlier in the century had usually been described as folk, naïve, or outsider and had later been called nonacademic, self-taught, or visionary led to international acclaim for Rama, as manifested in several large retrospectives (including in Amsterdam in 1998 and Turin in 2003).

He compares the idea to MTV in the 1980s, which created a broad mainstream audience for music videos, thus drawing advertisers.

I'm not sure the show is aimed at a broad mainstream audience the way network shows are, nor need it carry a moral burden.

She needs to deliver a product that will make a healthy return on her label's investment, or risk losing the financial backing that allows her to work at a broad mainstream level; yet she also needs to satisfy a core audience that looks to her for music of lasting substance.

After a decade as a major cult figure and occasional hit-maker, Bowie reached a broad mainstream audience with 1983's "Let's Dance," a modern dance-music collection produced by Nile Rodgers, with lead guitar from Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Founded in 1978 by Robert Yee, a Chinese immigrant, the company was expanded five years ago by Mr. Yee's son Kenny, who transformed it from an old-fashioned, local manufacturer into one with a broader, more mainstream appeal.

The older question-and-answer sites are often full of questions that a skilled Web user could quickly answer with a search engine, like the recent WikiAnswers query about the most popular games for the PlayStation 3. One challenge for the new sites is striking the delicate balance between attracting a broader, more mainstream audience and keeping the quality of the content high.