Sentence examples for increased mainstream from inspiring English sources

Bourne does worry, however, that the increased mainstream popularity of soundsystem culture might not result in increased exposure and rewards for Jamaican artists.

Fellner sees such a sea-change as indicative of increased mainstream Hollywood bravery: "What's important is that the big nominated films are all doing business as well," he told the Guardian.

"We feel this is indicative of a broader trend, where the increased mainstream interest in Bitcoin will make it harder for merchants not to support Bitcoin, which will lead to more Bitcoin support, more transactions, and perhaps the continued appreciation of Bitcoin prices".

However, his stylistic changes and increased mainstream success fostered accusations of selling out within the hip hop community.

If we agree that #BlackTwitter also functions as a safe space, we can see how increased mainstream gaze on it could further deteriorate its capacity for self-actualization, regulation and preservation.

The music video gained a significant amount of airplay on the BET and MTV networks, as it increased mainstream notice and appeal of D'Angelo upon the release of Voodoo in January 2000.

However, in reading about the Board of Education's plan to give teachers increased power to remove disruptive students from their classrooms (news article, April 4), I was outraged by the suggestion of board officials that the need for change was created by the increased mainstreaming of students with special needs into general education classes.

However, with increased mainstreaming of these devices through iPad-supported modern learning environment (MLE) and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programmes, data are becoming available that provides insight into how these devices function as part of regular classroom environments.

His work acquired increasing mainstream literary acclaim, but he didn't feel part of any tradition.

But with its increasing mainstream success, the panel questioned whether the party would tone down the rhetoric to become part of the Westminster establishment?

Although EF analysis can lead to a radical critique of the current economic and social order, it has found increasing mainstream acceptance among businesses and governments.