Sentence examples for mainstream of public from inspiring English sources

So it is very uncertain that the problems in the WGI report will make the mainstream of public discourse.

But it reflects the mainstream of public opinion – contrary to the impression given by much of the media.

A 2005 parliamentary briefing reads: "For science to progress, it must stay in step with the mainstream of public opinion.

When pensions start to be mentioned on the fashion pages of newspapers, they have surely moved into the mainstream of public consciousness.

In a series of statements, Mr. Allawi suggested that he believed he could split the insurgency and thereby break it, wooing his former comrades in the Baath Party into the mainstream of public life.

While many groups are currently working independently on components of a "regenerative" economy, Massie believes that "too often their efforts remain fragmented and outside the mainstream of public discourse.

There is a need to strengthen the mainstreaming of public policies and to increase the gender sensitivity of equality policies.

And what happens when the tool becomes so all consuming of people's attention and so capable of pushing individual buttons it becomes a mainstream source of public opinion?

From the very beginning, a focus on promoting contact rather than separation, on working towards immigrants' inclusion as much as possible and on devising policies concentrating on immigrants within the basic mainstream structure of public services was put forward as an integration policy that responded better to current views.

Constructing quality end-of-life care as a global public health and health systems problem, as we have done in this paper, presents it as a potentially mainstream concern of public health and health policy makers.

He is undeniably sceptical about the European Union in its current form, which puts him closer to the mainstream of British public opinion than a pro-Brussels ideologue.