Sentence examples for made by mainstream from inspiring English sources

The campaign is indicative of the efforts being made by mainstream marketers to take advantage of the growing ardor among consumers for online social networking.

It is a fraud motivated by short sightedness and assumptions made by mainstream economists rather than by stupidity or evil.

But the moves made recently by President Obama and Congress, coupled with some of the outrageous statements made by mainstream Republican candidates, have me nervous as the Iowa caucus fast approaches; whom can I vote for?

Following them, artists like Richard Maxwell and the Elevator Repair Service have built long, fertile careers without the usual detours to Hollywood made by more mainstream artists.

The great mistake made by the mainstream left and right, even by NGOs such as Oxfam, is in imagining that the super-rich, now enjoying such massive riches, are somehow playing by the same rules as the rest of us.

Houghton's "quote" has become one of the most emblematic remarks supposed to have been made by a mainstream scientist about global warming, and appears on almost two million web pages concerned with climate change.

Still, most of the outlets that took a sympathetic view toward Mr. Cain did so not because they found particular flaws with the allegations but simply because they weren't ready to give any allegations made by the mainstream media against a conservative candidate the benefit of the doubt.

Provision for pupils with special educational needs is also made by the mainstream schools.

There was no effort made by any mainstream agents to contextualise the endurance of colonisation, and how it continues to dictate the choices of Māori women in poverty.

Interventions made available by mainstream campaigns do not seem to address the health needs of people with serious mental illness [ 22].

Still, the idea of men using Botox, which is made by Allergan, is hardly mainstream.