Sentence examples for a mainstream concern of from inspiring English sources

During the 1990s, under prime John Major and Tony Blair, they went official and the arts became a mainstream concern of the government with their own department.

During the 1990s, under John Major and Tony Blair, they went official and the arts became a mainstream concern of the government with their own department.

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.

Since university and college students began protesting impending tuition increases in February, the movement has become a mainstream concern, partially because of citizens' concerns about an emergency law passed in May to quell the demonstrations.

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.

What has become increasingly clear from the growing sound and fury over privacy and Facebook (and Facebook and privacy), is that a key plank of the company's strategy to fight against the rise of consumer privacy as a mainstream concern is misdirection and cynical exploitation of valid security concerns.

It could easily follow that with dance music increasingly a mainstream concern people are more aware of DJs and movements, therefore they are no longer prepared to spend increased amounts of money on a night out just to be in a club.

The late Donella H. Meadows, the founder of Vermont's Sustainability Institute, recognized the conflict long before the carbon footprints of everyday objects were 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.

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

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