Sentence examples for mainstream definition from inspiring English sources

The mainstream definition of sustainable urbanism is along these lines of thinking: repairing the harm done to the natural system, recycle and reuse resources, and clean waste.

Facebook's opportunity comes from the potential to scan everything shared on it and use a wider, more mainstream definition of popularity to rank a list of what's interesting.

The following is a mainstream definition: " [case management] is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, implements, coordinates, monitors, and evaluates the options and services required to meet the client's health and human service needs.

Millner had been suspicious of mainstream definitions of success, and angry at her parents for moving to a more prosperous town.

Moving across genres like free jazz, contemporary classical and experimental electronica, the musicians push past more mainstream definitions of music, each in his or her own way.

Many non-Western audiences have little experience of, or use for, art in the Western sense; and even in the West, minority audiences may not share mainstream definitions of art.

We believe the new approach can overcome some of the empirical unsoundness of mainstream definitions.

This paper re-examines the mainstream definitions of 'ethnic enclave' , in order to adapt the defining characteristics of this entity to the present dynamics of global economy.

This paper revisits the mainstream definitions of 'ethnic enclave', by taking into account new approaches that can be used to adapt the term to the dynamics of global economy and to disassociate it from a territorially fixed and circumscribed place.

Some participants also appear confused about what constitutes 'peer review' which may be understandable given the variety of related initiatives described in the literature, many of which would struggle to truly reflect any mainstream definitions of 'peer review' [ 26].

John Bishop is easily caricatured these days as Mr Mainstream, the definition of middle-of-the-road primetime.