Sentence examples for mainstream more than from inspiring English sources

It's an annual bonanza of jazz that split apart from the mainstream more than 40 years ago, developing its own traditions, language, innovations and clichés.

Over the past five years the amount of active capacity on subsea cables has grown threefold, the fastest spurt since the internet went mainstream more than a decade ago.

But shareholder activism has now gone mainstream: more than a thousand shareholder resolutions have been filed this year (up thirty per cent from last year), most of them attempts to reform the way executives get paid or the way a company is run.

He was mainstream, but more than mainstream, he bridged the gap.

The opinions run deep and they reflect mainstream America more than we might like to admit".

It connotes modern mainstream jazz more than Mr. Zenón's others, and yet it's harder to define.

Nevertheless, despite consistently strong albums, Tamia has been operating at the edge of the R&B mainstream for more than a decade, never settling close to the middle.

"Now, I have to say that even I thought it would take the mainstream media more than a week to attempt to undermine the war effort.

The fashion has been flirting with the mainstream for more than a decade, but the unexpected twists in its journey have kept it interesting (see below).

Mulgrew Miller, a jazz pianist whose soulful erudition, clarity of touch and rhythmic aplomb made him a fixture in the postbop mainstream for more than 30 years, died on Wednesday in Allentown, Pa.

The Internet has been mainstream for more than a decade.