Sentence examples for entering mainstream from inspiring English sources

However, he has not given up his post as commander of Maoist forces since entering mainstream politics.

Anti-Jewish sentiment is entering mainstream British society, according to an inquiry by a committee of MPs.

Hain grew up in South Africa and first came to prominence as a hardline anti-apartheid campaigner before entering mainstream politics.

Lithium-based batteries are quickly entering mainstream electronic designs, particularly in consumer, portable equipment and non-volatile memory back-up applications where small size, long life and low cost are the primary requirements.

Evangelicals, as D. Michael Lindsay demonstrates with impressive research and inexhaustible energy in "Faith in the Halls of Power," have made great strides in entering mainstream institutions like academia, government, the media and business.

He imagined 1,000 civic associations, 200 small businesses, talented young gypsies entering mainstream politics, until they gradually became a successful part of national life.Some of that happened, almost all thanks to him, but hardly on the scale he hoped for.

The NLD has now committed itself to re-entering mainstream politics, having boycotted general elections last year, and will contest upcoming by-elections in the new year.

The days become weeks and month, and the very idea of re-entering mainstream society is put firmly to the back of their minds.

On this afternoon Mr. Seinfeld was playful but also perturbed about a short article he had read over the weekend in this newspaper, 69 words about "Bee Movie" that described the film as his effort at "gingerly" re-entering mainstream entertainment.

They entered mainstream popular culture.

During the last decade, interactive technology has entered mainstream society.