Sentence examples for initial mainstream from inspiring English sources

Quite surprisingly, the final consensual opinion is not x ∼ 1 / 2 (as in regime I) or that of the initial mainstream group, but some intermediate value closer to the extremist groups at the boundaries.

Since its initial mainstream popularity and impact on the sound of contemporary R&B, neo soul has been expanded and diversified musically through the works of both African-American and international artists.

Perry's initial efforts at mainstream stardom were fruitless, with two separate record labels signing and subsequently dropping her before any material was released.

Asked what precipitated his initial shift from mainstream public figure to more marginal public scourge, Mr. Burg pointed to a process that began in 2001 when he ran for leadership of the Labor Party and lost in a tight race that he says was stolen from him through back-room deals.

Wire pairs this more solid infrastructure with an uncluttered, simple design that will likely be the initial attraction for mainstream users.

Despite an initial lack of mainstream interest, Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite experienced a boost in sales with the help of the single "Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder)", and within a year it had sold one million copies.

"While economists from different perspectives will differ on these fundamental issues," says Professor Friedman in an initial response to mainstream economists that rejected his new deal plan almost outright (such as Krugman), "we have experience in the United States that demonstrates the lasting effect of government stimulus spending.

In a sense, The Beatles' initial Ed Sullivan performance was mainstream America's first exposure to a counterculture that in 1964 had yet to emerge fully formed or even acquire that label.

Titled Kony 2012: Beyond Famous, the new release begins with the huge media reaction to the initial release, highlighting the mainstream media coverage the video gained across the US.

The media infrastructure that helped the alt-right make its initial reach into the mainstream of American politics is undergoing a dramatic shakeup that will profoundly affect and probably dent its ability to recruit and organize.

Each of these considerations might reasonably account for the mainstream press's initial indifference to the Mearsheimer-Walt essay.