Sentence examples for mainstream connections from inspiring English sources

It can be stated that access to capital to mainstream connections can be a determining factor towards entrepreneurial success or failure.

Former culture secretary Tessa Jowell, who approved the plans for BBC3 in 2003 after initially asking the corporation to rework its remit, said: "The important question is does this mean the BBC is giving up on a mainstream connection with 16 to 34-year-olds?" Jowell said there was a "compelling case" for the BBC to have a channel aimed at younger people.

"Despite the group's obvious racism, its mainstream political connections run deep," Richard Cohen, the president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, wrote in a post published Tuesday about the C.C.C. "And they're not entirely a thing of the past".

Since the platform of the game was not mainstream, the connections were however left blurred on purpose and were not advertised on the game's release.

Intel said that USB would remain the "mainstream" input/output connection for PCs, and that Thunderbolt was "complementary".

It provides energy saving and is green, no doubt it will soon become the mainstream peripheral connection interface!

Sometimes it involves an unusual twist: the new National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia shapes an identity that emphasizes not its distinctions from the American mainstream, but its connections to it: identity is characterized as assimilative.

For mainstream consumers, his connection to a project isn't enough to make a device stand out on store shelves alongside countless other Android devices.

And the Five Percenters no longer profess any connection to mainstream Islam.

"Traditional media, including this newspaper, showed a connection to mainstream people and their views".

Its sound was surging, explosive and often overbearing; it seemed to have only a tenuous connection to mainstream jazz traditions.