Sentence examples for mainstream both from inspiring English sources

Immigrants have always taken time to move into the mainstream, both geographically and culturally.

As the big tent was replaced by mainstream, both were supplanted by "the politics of inclusion" in the 1980's.

WHAT idea could unite in opposition the extreme right, the extreme left and a good part of the moderate mainstream, both left and right?

"The Tusk That Did the Damage" arrives at a time when animal welfare has moved from the margin into the mainstream, both in reality and in literature.

"With the increase in teacher training graduates and yoga hitting the mainstream, both studios and teachers are trying to find their niche, their point of differentiation, so there are far more choices than there used to be," said Liz Eustace, chief executive of alignyo, a yoga Web site and newsletter.

Expect to see encryption programs saturate the mainstream, both in the office and at home.

The course was set for the Mormon religious practice of the 20th century: a process of mainstreaming, both political and theological, and would set the stage for Mitt Romney's run for the presidency.

A new cooperation initiative, jointly financed by the Government and UNICEF, is focused on the common objective of establishing two model inclusive ECD centres, mainstreaming both girls and boys with developmental difficulties, as pilots for eventual national scaling up.

That focus on emerging auteurs from outside the mainstream - both geographically and aesthetically - is what sets Rotterdam apart from the trio of more high-profile European festivals.

"Difference" had hit the mainstream, in both art and fashion.

Mainstream politics – both left and right – has previously ignored this developing phenomenon.