Sentence examples for mainstream accessibility from inspiring English sources

Manning's mainstream accessibility may soon be matched by Brady's appeal, but Brady is for now the low-key guy's guy (with a Movado on his wrist).

When Mr. Wilson's muse matured, his utopia became music itself, his frontier a new kind of art-rock that would combine the transcendent possibilities of art with the mainstream accessibility of pop music.

After officially dissolving the band, in 1990, Lowery formed the more conventional Cracker, flirting ever closer to mainstream accessibility with less unwieldy (though no less smarmy) slightly countrified power pop.

The comic-style black-and-white drawings that run throughout the books — first drawn by Ms. Russell and now by her actual daughter Nikki, 27 — were inspired partly by Disney characters and partly by Japanese manga and have a ready-made mainstream accessibility.

But, then, mainstream accessibility was never really the point.

So while Delisle says his startup is a big fan of Tails, and plans to contribute source code to that project, it also reckons there is room for improvement on the mainstream accessibility front.

Like all forward-thinking entrepreneurs, Ludlum does have a vision as to where she would like to see her company in five years, starting with mainstream acceptance and accessibility.

IZOD CENTER The Meadowlands, New Jersey (212-307-7171) — Aug. 27: The Nine Inch Nails front man Trent Reznor earned his angry place among alternative-rock royalty by combining the malice of industrial music and the accessibility of mainstream pop.

These camps are part of the project "The Wheels of Change Move On – towards appropriate wheelchair provision, sports and accessibility for mainstream participation of Romanians with disabilities", financed by the United States Agency for International Development USAIDID.

The Guidelines produced in the project and disseminated to stakeholders emphasise opportunities for taking action with minimal cost and resources, such as using the networks and expertise of both HIV and disability sectors, producing HIV material in a variety of formats, and promoting accessibility to mainstream HIV education and services.

The 2003 NHSS data showed that the coverage rate by commercial insurance varied a great deal between cities [ 16], probably depending on the establishment and acceptability of commercial insurance, and availability and accessibility of mainstream health insurance and other non-commercial insurance schemes.