Sentence examples for even the mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

Though we're still a number of months away, at the very least, from widespread headset distribution (or even the mainstreaming of phone apps), the creation of a new medium has set companies on hiring, investing and occasional press-release sprees.

It's clear now that even the mainstream view can be shockingly incompetent.

It is now commonplace for people and even the mainstream media to question police narratives.

"Not only the little ones like in India, but even the mainstream Ashkenazic culture from which most American Jews descend".

Then maybe even the mainstream media will notice, by next year's conference, in Brighton, that there is indeed an alternative.

But even the mainstream, western-backed opposition, the Syrian National Coalition, will be unwilling to take part without guarantees that Assad will go.

The blogosphere and now even the mainstream press is full of tips from celebrities and tech entrepreneurs about how to live "sustainably".

Mechanised, data-driven robo-campaigns are not necessarily concerned with persuading everybody, or even the mainstream, of the virtue of the proposal under consideration.

Today, when even the mainstream diner can expound on the provenance of sea urchin and wild ramps, it takes even more attention to detail to hold on to that Midtown regular who not long ago might have settled for a plate of creamed spinach.

In France, where even the mainstream right is a tangle of five parties (one of them itself made up of four factions), the moderate right has seen its support sapped by the far-right National Front, which bags over 15% of the vote.

Will the mainstream press, even the mainstream gaming press, get as hyped about Zelda or Mario?