Sentence examples for considered a mainstream from inspiring English sources

The company says that "cloud seeding is now considered a mainstream tool, primarily to improve rain precipitation and snow".

Tens of thousands of residents of the area, which was once a popular tourist spot and considered a mainstream part of the country, have fled the intimidation and violence.

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.

It should be noted that this work was begun long before climate change was considered a mainstream science and was carried out by Jones, a man working virtually on his own – scarcely a sign that he was part of a grand conspiracy involving thousands of others.

And while Ms Moseley Braun could be considered a mainstream candidate, she didn't enter the 2004 presidential race with an entirely "clean" image unproven allegations of corruption during a past senatorial run dogged her campaign.Shirley Chisholm seems to be the only figure who does fit Mr Biden's description and I'm guessing that the senator simply forgot about her.

So it comes as no surprise that server virtualization is now considered a mainstream technology for customers.

Consider a mainstream superhero comic.

But the small-scale, bolt-on bike provision just reminds us again that despite progress on many fronts, cycling is not yet considered a serious, mainstream form of transport.

Boxer is no firebreather on economic issues, but considered a more mainstream Democrat from a state that was considered comfortably blue -- until Tuesday's special election in Massachusetts, that is.

Before it can be considered a religion, the mainstream veganism movement needs to work on its race problem.

In the early days of MTV, it was very exciting to me that there was a different way to express yourself because my music, in the early '80s, was not initially getting a lot of play on the radio in the U.S.; and to be perfectly frank, I never considered myself a mainstream artist.