Sentence examples for mainstream issues and from inspiring English sources

But what we really are about is mainstream issues and truth, and if that makes us left then that shines even more light on the need for a shift in our society".

One popular street newspaper, The Big Issue, has been a focus of this controversy because it concentrates on attracting a large readership through coverage of mainstream issues and popular culture, whereas other newspapers emphasize homeless advocacy and social issues and earn less of a profit.

In America, immigration is a mainstream issue, and splits both parties, Republicans especially.

John B. Anderson (Op-Ed, July 5) is correct that "instant runoff" voting would help to solve the worst problem with our two-party system: the silencing of third-party and other non-mainstream issues and voters.

Therefore, this study set out to assess the level of youth knowledge about reproductive and sexuality rights and thereby generate appropriate intervention strategies so that mainstream issues of sexuality and related rights may be included in policies and university curricula.

Since then, Ms. Creasy, who has spoken out on mainstream issues like Syria and the national debt, has banged on several drums herself.

Bennett included climate change, the Greens chief raison d'etre, almost as an afterthought in her closing statement, being much more concerned to stress her concern for mainstream issues like poverty and inequality.

By contrast, the Republicans have doubled their share of the Hispanic vote over the past three elections by appealing to it much more in terms of mainstream issues such as education and home ownership.

Mr. Richardson said Latinos had been attracted to the Democratic nominee because he "spoke to them not as an ethnic group but as American voters pursuing the American dream, focusing on mainstream issues like the economy and the war in Iraq".

There have been less mainstream issues too, such as domestic violence, rape, trafficking of women and access to cancer services that have all been championed by women MPs.

"I think we have to work more in the public arena to demonstrate to thinking Australians that we are working for everyone and to move our work more into mainstream issues like employment discrimination.