Sentence examples for common mainstream from inspiring English sources

Foreign travel has become so common, mainstream insurers now routinely offer international medical coverage.

For institutions that focus on common mainstream biomedical and/or physical science disciplines, one may say that Q>6 is outstanding, 4.5 6 very good, 3 4.5 good and <3 fair, using a time window of 5-year citation impact (including the year whose published papers are analyzed).

Don't limit yourself to today's common, mainstream genres.

These features, common in mainstream supermarkets, mark a move upmarket for the discounter chain.

Its primary mission, playing new American works with finesse and commitment, has become more common among mainstream institutions.

It is increasingly common for mainstream European politicians to call for much tougher measures against Islamic radicals and a more aggressive insistence on western liberal values.

That pop-embracing instinct, less common in mainstream jazz even a decade ago, primed Mr. Mehldau for his first encounter with Mr. Brion.

Manpower expects the use of self-employed people to become more common in mainstream industries, especially where the internet allows workers to be managed remotely.

For Democrats, the anti-Paladino commercial represents a growing conviction that Mr. Paladino must be portrayed as an extremist who shares little in common with mainstream New Yorkers, and even some Republicans, on wedge issues like abortion.

It has been far more common for mainstream marketers to listen to groups on the right like the American Family Association, which assert that they represent millions of consumers, than to those representing gays, a smaller segment.

It's common for mainstream press articles to sex up their science reporting, but implying that "science has verified" something based on an evolutionary psychology paper is as accurate as claiming that scientists have verified the deliciousness of Marmite.