Sentence examples for mainstream access from inspiring English sources

The move gives Apple, which has long been pigeonholed as a niche player in the personal computer industry outside the Microsoft-Intel mainstream, access to major marketing channels and retail chains like Best Buy, CompUSA and Office Depot where Hewlett has a powerful presence.

"While mainstream access at events is great," says Caroline, "families sometimes feel more relaxed when disability is the rule, rather than the exception".

Data plans are generally priced a little outside of mainstream access, too, resulting in a small mobile data subscriber base.

This was a "media revolution" which, according to Richard B. Parkinson, was the result of the rise of an intellectual class of scribes, new cultural sensibilities about individuality, unprecedented levels of literacy, and mainstream access to written materials.

North Korea is hardly a place for mainstream Internet access — the country has a reported 2 million mobile phone users but Internet access is reserved for government officials or other high-level positions — but this is a further step to shut the country off and restrict access to information.

Mr. Welch: There's "anticool," for those who think cool has been democratized, and the mainstream has access to it because of InStyle, MTV.

While mainstream Australians access primary care through a universal system of general practice funded through Medicare [ 6], primary care systems for Indigenous people are more complex, with three major services sectors: Indigenous community controlled services, state and territory funded/operated services, and general practices [ 7].

It was about helping pupils to access mainstream culture and identity.

A disabled child couldn't go to a mainstream school or access health services.

We primarily target existing businesses that are unable to access mainstream financing due to the informal nature of the business, limited or no credit history, or language barriers.

Government must do more to improve the health of single homeless people and ensure they can access mainstream and specialist services.