Sentence examples for mainstream of new from inspiring English sources

He had quickly become part of the mainstream of new jazz music in the country: one of a group of Bohemian young men - and they were all men - who were leading the scene, but then, just as quickly, he found he had become part of what effectively was then established as a cult for a minority audience.

The mainstreaming of new cannabinoid products adds to our already-existing arsenal of goodies for customizable or directional highs.

In practice, however, adaptation measures such as changing crop species or the timing of management operations (e.g., sowing, harvesting) also require the mainstreaming of new knowledge and techniques into farming practice, which could delay adaptation and could increase climate-related losses.

Each time a Ricky Martin makes it into the mainstream, scores of new converts to Latin music are born.

Asked what Mr. Schundler was referring to, his aides today produced a June 27 column in The New York Times in which Mr. McGreevey said, "Mayor Bret Schundler is an extremist and clearly out of the mainstream of New Jersey".

They're socially and economically and physically isolated from much of the mainstream of New York City.

I am a mainstream Republican in the mainstream of New Jersey".

You cannot hide from the fact that you do not represent the mainstream of New York voters".

"Mayor Bret Schundler is an extremist and clearly out of the mainstream of New Jersey," he said after addressing a roomful of unionized Newark Housing Authority employees.

"When you look at the issues," he said in a recent interview, he said his views "are consistent with the mainstream of New Jersey".

Instead, he repeated his stock declarations that "I know I need to earn this" and that his positions fall in the "mainstream" of New Yorkers.