Sentence examples for mainstream fiscal from inspiring English sources

Huntsman, a mainstream fiscal conservative, has virtually ignored the race in Iowa to concentrate on doing well in New Hampshire.

Mr. Rossi, a real estate executive and former state senator, is a mainstream fiscal conservative who opposed the health care overhaul and wanted to extend the tax cuts enacted under President George W. Bush.

We're all just mainstream today".

There are two competing narratives about the federal government budget in the political mainstream today.

It's mainstream today, but back then it was only something practiced in the street.

It said 58% of its mainstream summer holiday programme was sold.

The fad went mainstream last year, when 48m devices were sold worldwide, according to research firm CCS Insight.

"What people don't realize is that hacking and spying went mainstream a decade ago," said Dan Kaminsky, an Internet security researcher.

He's also noticed, as a physician, that health consciousness is more mainstream today than it was even four years ago.

The gesture revolution will go mainstream later this year when Microsoft releases a new video game system known at this time as Project Natal.

Eccentric as it may look, the ideas behind Skopje 2014 are mainstream today, while those of Skopje 1965 are usually summarised as "the mistakes of the 60s".