Sentence examples for a mainstream concern from inspiring English sources

BIODIVERSITY, once the preoccupation of scientists and greens, has become a mainstream concern.

The work of Thomas Piketty has made this a mainstream concern.

Next week, McKibben will describe how the cause of divestment is moving rapidly from a fringe campaign to a mainstream concern for banks and fund managers.

The mistake of the 1970s through to the 1990s was to see partnership working as a "bolt-on" to everyday business rather than a mainstream concern.

The anger over pricing is no longer the minority pursuit of the few but a mainstream concern among many season-ticket holders.

You say it would be easy to suppose that "now climate change is a mainstream concern … the party has fulfilled its mission".

"It was a really mainstream concern then".

As Bithell sees it, GamerGate is a "growing pain", albeit a pretty significant one, something that was always going to happen as gaming becomes a true mainstream concern.

Constructing quality end-of-life care as a global public health and health systems problem, as we have done in this paper, presents it as a potentially mainstream concern of public health and health policy makers.

Niccol, the Oscar-nominated writer of The Truman Show, may seem an unusual choice to take on such an apparently mainstream concern but producers clearly see him as the man for the job.

Once rampant inequality did become an increasingly mainstream concern, Martin Feldstein insisted that the question is "not inequality but poverty".