Sentence examples for a group of mainstream from inspiring English sources

14 The Iraq war has helped galvanize and embolden a group of mainstream British Muslims to find its voice and make demands.

It was designed by a group of mainstream American historians and educators, not the Black Panther Party.

His stubbornness nearly provoked Democrats to ban the filibuster for nominations, but then last night John McCain and a group of other mainstream Republican senators completely undercut his position, cutting a deal to vote on seven contested nominations without further argument.

Harry's behaviour, rather than just being part of the sub-culture of a group of toffs, raises mainstream themes.

In 1974 Sheila helped to create Red Therapy, a group critical of mainstream psychotherapy that aimed to democratise therapy and empower people to form their own skilled self-help groups.

At a small performance spot in Shanghai, one of the few places where alternative music acts are able to perform, a group of college students dismissed mainstream Chinese pop.

David Cargo, former governor of New Mexico and part of a group of former Republican officials called Mainstream 2004, said that having moderate speakers was an admission by the party that it needed moderates to win the election.

First, to analyze whether in this new scenario with a third inflexible candidate and a group of ideological voters, the two mainstream candidates can credibly transmit their information to the voters through their choice of policy platforms.

The first, a small pilot study, 15 showed a significant reduction in depressive symptoms compared with a computerised placebo program, and the second, also a small study, showed that SPARX was more effective than a waitlist situation in a group of young people excluded from mainstream education.

Will any significant group of mainstream American Protestants see this as a credible threat?

No significant group of mainstream Protestants in the United States will see this as a credible threat, after the Presbyterians succeeded in staring it down.