Sentence examples for a powerful mainstream from inspiring English sources

Already, in response to the tacit Saudi backing of the American antiterrorism campaign, a powerful mainstream mullah in Saudi Arabia has issued a fatwa excommunicating the royal family.

Until Rousey stormed from Olympic judo bronze to the top of the UFC, fighting women didn't have a powerful mainstream voice.

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.

But it might have been more illuminating to dive deeper on a more central question: how less colorful but more powerful mainstream bottlers successfully sell for a few dollars a product that most Americans can drink at home nearly free.

In any case, a powerful sociopolitical mainstream is convinced that the planned grid extension is the only way to allow the integration of large amounts of renewable energy in the electricity system.

Perhaps most significant, Egypt's powerful mainstream Islamist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, agreed to join hands with liberals in demanding the prompt end of military rule.

Apart from Ms. Swift's win, this year's ceremony barely acknowledged that country music is at its most powerful mainstream moment -- during this broadcast, glossy advertisements aired starring both Ms. Swift and Ms. Underwood.

But in 2009, through its African outreach program, the Willow Creek Community Church in suburban Chicago, one of America's most powerful mainstream megachurches, invited Rugasira to address its annual leadership summit.

With the advent of powerful mainstream computing platforms and affordable high-speed networking equipment, system cost and time to completion can be significantly reduced.

There has been a significant increase in the use of spectral simulation in many areas of clinical research in the past decade, due greatly to improved access to more powerful mainstream computers and open source simulation software packages.

Equal parts old favorites ("What You Pawn I Will Redeem," "The Toughest Indian in the World, "War Dances") and new additions, it's Alexie's most comprehensive collection to date, and a powerful thwap against mainstream knowledge of American Indians (largely written in cliches from the Dances With Wolves school of learning).