Sentence examples for a mainstream practice from inspiring English sources

The BlackBerry dominated the smartphone market, was a staple of the business world, and had helped make texting a mainstream practice.

REALITY CHECK The kind of aversion-therapy techniques practiced by the government on criminals never became a mainstream practice in Britain.

This has become a mainstream practice for some classes, along with preloading of slides, equations and definitions to a learning management system.

A major challenge to social innovation research is how to translate the social innovation from a novelty with big potential into a mainstream practice.

A major challenge to social innovation research, however, is to understand the diffusion process of social innovations into a mainstream practice.

Yet it is still a powerful reminder to us not only how far recycling has come since it became a mainstream practice in the 1970s, but also that it still faces significant challenges.

This might seem strange, since most of us think of branding as a thoroughly mainstream practice: huge companies buying advertising time during the Super Bowl to shout their trademarked names at us is pretty much the opposite of authentic or edgy expression.

Engel asserts that psychotherapy works and also that it has become, no doubt because it works, both a staple of mainstream practice and a cultural fixture.

As interest grows in integrating diverse therapies into mainstream practice, there is a tremendous need for professional education about them.

In addition, while the street health population is based on attendances over a 6-year period, the comparator mainstream practice data are based on attendances over over 6 months.

This work stands in a critical relationship to the conventions of mainstream practice, but it also reveals the extent to which even traditional architecture is conceptually based.