Sentence examples for mainstream backing from inspiring English sources

Given the near-impossibility of finding mainstream backing for a film with such hardcore content, he had few qualms about getting into bed with the company.

Indeed, the investment by Hummer Winblad suggests that file-sharing technology is attracting new mainstream backing, regardless of the position of the recording industry.

There is a limit to how far one can push the Leadsom/Corbyn parallel – she is a minister with mainstream backing; Corbyn was a maverick backbencher until being elected leader – but they are both "change" candidates, with enthusiastic backing from outside the party (Ukip and the Greens respectively).

And while speedy social media takedowns of offensive hate speech might enjoy mainstream backing in Germany, it remains to be seen how the law will operate in practice.

The writing was probably just about visible on the wall when the compact disc became mainstream back in the mid-1980s.

Or fault lines could re-emerge with mainstream conservatives over how long to keep troops abroad, with the mainstream, backed by the cautious realists in the armed forces, demanding that troops return home as soon as possible.Lastly, there is Mr Bush himself.

Mr. Lighty, who died on Thursday in an apparent suicide, at 44, was one of the most powerful managers in hip-hop, an executive who distinguished himself by knocking down the often stiff wall that separated hip-hop culture from the mainstream, back when those worlds were far apart and still regarding each other warily.

Anyone that tried using it on their PC when it first hit the IT mainstream back in the 90s could be forgiven for being sceptical.

"Chris has done so much for cycling - he was one of the first track riders to propel cycling into the mainstream back in 2008, bringing track cycling to new audiences and inspiring thousands of people to get on their bikes".

The mainstream back then allowed for the racial segregation of black children in the American school system.

"I take it as recognition for the tremendous effort and investment The Atlantic has put into pushing new ideas into the mainstream backed by thorough research and reporting".