Sentence examples for mainstream for all from inspiring English sources

When storage costs and capacity align with market incentives, we may just see a renewable energy revolution, one that makes distributed generation mainstream for all consumers.

It's completely mainstream for all women," she says, adding: "I originally came into it from the sex angle, because I was interested in some of the taboo issues around sex, but I looked into the health side and it was shocking.

Grime first hit the mainstream for all the wrong reasons.

We still maintain that Rufus and his ridiculous adult-contempo garbagemusic are the gay, French-Canadian equivalent of David Gray--Ed] I'm going to step out on a limb here and try to offer up something that may be a little mainstream for all you bottom-feeders.

Referencing what the report calls the "undergraduate research movement" in the United States, its authors, Mick Healey and Alan Jenkins, call for a "research-active curriculum", stating that: "such curricular experience should and can be mainstreamed for all or many students, and achieved through structured interventions at course team, departmental, institutional and national levels".

In addition, the low turbulence level induced by coolant jet is associated with high adiabatic film cooling level of the endwall in mainstream regions for all investigated cases.

Given the number of people with criminal records this is now a mainstream issue for all recruiters, but it can often seem difficult and complex to act upon.

Suvash dedicated his life to supporting and advancing the rights of the Dalit community, an ethnic minority in Nepal and India, working tirelessly to gain equal representation in mainstream politics for all excluded groups.

Mainstream media, for all its faults, tended to not "crank out any old nonsense", he says, but the social media explosion diffused gatekeepers by allowing anyone to self-publish and upload content.

The initial outlay of prints was modest but it hardly needs saying that the film swiftly became a phenomenon, changing the shape, marketing and distribution of mainstream cinema for all time.

The mainstream media, for all their faults, do try to provide that, and they also try to honor the idea of fairness — that is, they don't suppress data or sentiments that contradict what they would like to believe, whereas fairness on the Web tends to dissolve into strongly argued points of view.