Sentence examples for difficult to mainstream from inspiring English sources

Ensuring a creative working life environment has traditionally been handled in the working place – could it therefore be difficult to mainstream as a policy prescription?

Godine had sought what publicity he could, but, he told me, it's getting increasingly difficult to persuade mainstream publications to review books that have been translated.

Carl Packman, Toynbee Hall's research manager, said young people were finding it difficult to access mainstream finance that helps to build their credit score.

"The big challenge that we're grappling with here is that there's been too much focus on supporting people who find it difficult to access mainstream services, so credit unions can find themselves disproportionately exposed to bad debt.

Louise treats a wide variety of people who find it difficult to access mainstream therapy.

Futcher treats a wide variety of people who find it difficult to access mainstream therapy.

Chemsex intimacy doesn't fit either of those, and so it's difficult to convince mainstream society what good comes of it.

"As an organizing tactic, mass default is a little bit difficult to get mainstream America to embrace, since there's this very strong moral and ethical belief that people don't walk away from loans they voluntarily assumed," said Kamenetz, who has written about the issue of student loan debt for seven years.

That's presumably a response to "Silence," which cost $46 million but earned only $7.1 million domestically after proving difficult to market to mainstream moviegoers.

This has so far seemed to be an oddly difficult sell to mainstream headset manufacturers, which have largely seemed to focus on building their own proprietary hand-tracking tech from the ground up.

Low-budget films are less publicized and more difficult to distribute than mainstream features to begin with, she said.