Sentence examples for mainstream among from inspiring English sources

To that extent it also marked the political moment that the movement that led to Brexit became mainstream among Tory MPs.

Researchers said abstaining from alcohol was becoming "more mainstream" among people aged 16 to 24 after the analysis showed a rise in the proportion of non-drinkers.

Drug culture has gone mainstream among students, and with the law as it is, it looks like the market will only keep growing, particularly in universities.

NPD leaders in Saxony are not easily identifiable extremists, but come from the mainstream: among their future members of the state's parliament are the owner of a driving school, a doctor and a journalist.

Twitter's audience is also beginning to reflect the general online population far more accurately than a year ago, according to the Hitwise analysis, suggesting it is becoming mainstream among the UK's internet users.

To Ari Berman, a reporter for the Nation and the author of the voting rights history "Give Us the Ballot," Trump's worry about "rigging" sounded like an adaptation of something already mainstream among Republicans.

This intensifying discussion of carbon pricing converges with another important trend: the mainstreaming among major Wall Street firms of recognition that the value of a company is increasingly tied to how that company manages its environmental risks and liabilities.

Prevention approaches need to be mainstreamed among young men.

Thus, they have been able to compare gender equity provisions and gender mainstreaming among health policies.

In addition the monitoring and evaluation of these results needs to be mainstreamed among all the implementing partners.

He complains that an unthinking Washington consensus on global belligerence is just as strong among mainstream Democrats as among mainstream Republicans.