Sentence examples for mainstream demographic from inspiring English sources

Bone marrow registries tend to reflect or mirror forms of mainstream demographic identification and belonging linked to sentiments of 'national' rather than 'minority' cultural identification.

Or Amazon could step in and try to do for musicians what it did for book authors by creating a convenient aggregated marketplace, though acquiring Pandora might better mesh with Amazon's mainstream demographic.

Blackman's main objective was to have the storyline be attractive to a broad audience; while he asserted that fans with a general understanding of the Star Wars franchise would be more enthralled with the storyline, Blackman emphasized the need to appeal to a more mainstream demographic.

Tina Neidlein, 29, is one of 15 writers who specialize in humor and she represents Hallmark's mainstream youthful demographic.

"This is something that started in Chicago as a group of oddballs who wanted to do some pretty avant-garde things, but over the years, as it entered the commercial sphere, it has gotten more and more homogenous and started catering to a demographic mainstream".

In November 2003, The New Yorker described how the "giddily puerile" act had "become massively popular with the mainstream audience, a demographic formerly considered untouchable by punk-rock purists".

NEARLY 16m Americans tuned in to watch the finale of the fifth season of "The Walking Dead" on AMC on Sunday night, giving the show higher ratings in the key 18-49 demographic than mainstream shows such as "The Voice" or "The Big Bang Theory".

Even if this doesn't solve the problem of creating loyal customers, it does help turn intent into action among a much coveted demographic of mainstream female shoppers.

It has in Tumblr a product that any company would froth wildly at the mouth for, a trendy service that is capable of vast mainstream appeal across the demographic lines.

The people rejecting mainstream politics are from different demographic groups, with sometimes very different concerns.

That level of competition, and Amazon's entry into it, underscore how transparency and ethical standards in products have started to become more mainstream demands for a certain demographic.