Sentence examples for allowed mainstream from inspiring English sources
It would be more defensible if officials allowed mainstream journalists to report more of what they want.
That was when federal laws allowed mainstream banks to offer second mortgages as well as loans with interest-only, adjustable rates and so-called piggyback features combining first and second mortgages.
The film and the book on which it is based caused the Association of Black Woman Historians to release a statement saying that "The Help's representation of these women is a disappointing resurrection of Mammy … the caricature allowed mainstream America to ignore the systemic racism that bound black women to back-breaking, low-paying jobs where employers routinely exploited them".
But arguably a raucous press obliges and allows mainstream parties to engage with issues that make many voters cross, such as immigration.
Facebook groups have, in effect, forced the courts to allow mainstream media to disclose the names of the parents of Baby Peter.
But even more, I think, "November" allows mainstream theatergoers to feel comfortable with Mr. Mamet in a way they haven't before.
The Office can take some of the credit for allowing mainstream audiences and performers to be more comfortable in the face of awkward moments, but on the live circuit comics have been getting laughs and winces out of their own pain for some years now.
Thomas Olson, Vevue's founder, told me that they have an early market lead by allowing mainstream users to earn their first cryptocurrency, not buy it.
"So far, bitcoin hasn't approached regulation in a constructive way to allow mainstream use," he said.
For his part, Mr. Chu said, "The visibility that I've been able to achieve campaigning has gotten Asians much more interested in local elections and politics, and it's allowed the mainstream establishment to view us as viable candidates.
Some academics believe that alternative perspectives should not be taught in economics because they are not "rigorous" or "scientific", a claim that has allowed the mainstream to continually dismiss any alternative way of thinking as "bad economics", simply because it does not conform to the assumptions and mathematical formulas of neoclassical theory.
