Sentence examples for competition to mainstream from inspiring English sources
That would be considered a dramatic move, a competition to "mainstream Linux".
This paper analyses the collective knowledge of practitioners in four mixed industries: cables and wires, chocolate and sugar confectionery, paint, and footwear, and compares their collective espoused theory of the dynamics of international competition to mainstream economic and strategic theories.
Though key primary battles remain in states like Louisiana and Georgia, the flood of mainstream money and endorsements has already, for example, deterred significant competition to Cory Gardner, the establishment candidate in Colorado, another crucial swing state.
There was intense competition, to be sure, but it was offset by a sense of solidarity and purpose, along with a determination not to "sell out" to the pop mainstream.
The NSL was a very different competition to the A-League – the popularity, TV ratings and crowd figures of the latter have thoroughly eclipsed the former, and the game is now considered a mainstream Australian sport.
This irresponsible decision runs directly counter to mainstream, well-established science, which shows that hatchery fish are actually a threat to wild fish: through competition, introduction of disease, and dilution of the gene pool.
Despite competition from rival shows such as Sky One's Ross Kemp on Gangs, Shaw believes that MacIntyre's Underworld is the closest television has come to mainstream gangster lifestyle.
appeals to mainstream consumers.
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