Sentence examples for a mainstream business from inspiring English sources

Today, of course, pornography has become a mainstream business whose profits go to tax-paying companies.

Indeed, on the surface, it looks like a mainstream business acquisition policy may have been a key factor.

Reality shows and politics are also big moneymakers; they are a mainstream business for bookies now, he said.

Marketing experts also see the tactic as a bid to reclaim an exclusivity that some brands have lost in recent years as luxury retailing became a mainstream business.

Mr Kudrin's plea to see his deputy and let him out on bail was ignored.Then, just two days before the election, a page-long interview was published in a mainstream business newspaper, Kommersant.

"This is a mainstream business," Kasriel says.

The corporate venture may be seen as a threat (potential cannibalization) or may be simply rejected by a powerful mainstream business manager who is not interested in a future adoption of the venture because there is no reward system in place that encourages "venture-friendly" behavior.

Although the company has many of the classic earmarks of a dot-com, with young people working at desks in a single open space, Mr. Shanon said the company had recently started using job titles to give itself a more mainstream business approach.

We conclude the paper by considering the implications for the fashion industry if fashion remanufacture were to become a more mainstream business model.

Though not a panacea for all the dysfunctions of corporate, yet Enterprise 2.0 is ready to take a plunge into mainstream business market, to usher in a new era (McAfee [2006]; Lennon [2009]).

With his cowboy hat and boots, Texas drawl and country wit, he became the public face of poker as he won major titles at a time when the game was rising to a multibillion-dollar mainstream business, first on television and then on the Internet.