Sentence examples for because it mainstreamed from inspiring English sources

Some participants also stated that eliminating separate signed consent also fulfilled responsibilities to patients because it "mainstreamed" HIV testing, making it similar to other types of medical tests and more feasible to include HIV testing in a routine battery of tests.

Shahbaz Taseer, the son of the assassinated governor, believes Khan's strategy of pandering to religious conservatism is dangerous, because it mainstreams religious fundamentalism.

The very construction of end-of-life care as a global public health and health systems problem is itself a useful contribution because it mainstreams this issue in global public health and health policy circles.

Shortly after Kim bought the company in 2002, Cosmos' business more than doubled, in part because it went mainstream: Its products now line the shelves of Costcos across California and Wal-Marts across America.

Unfortunately because they didn't adequately understand him - because it is mainstream education - they couldn't provide for his needs.

"We chose 'Sesame Street' because it is mainstream.

US District Court Judge David Nuffer wrote in his decision that the law was "overinclusive because it captures mainstream content" when applied to an R-rated film.

Sorry, but if you think I'm leaving one of the highest-grossing horror films ever made off of this list just because it's "mainstream," you've wildly overestimated my hipsterdom.

The old mainstream, precisely because it is the mainstream, is a handicapped place.

Because it's been mainstreamed; it's come out from behind the curtain into the bright light of public analysis, much like the penises and waxed vaginas we now see everywhere, and that makes it fair game.

For me, this project would work anywhere because it is a mainstream program and it won't lose support from Roma or mainstream society.