Sentence examples for mainstream of world from inspiring English sources

"An election won with some blood", ran the headline in Kommersant, a leading business daily.Small, complicated and with names that are hard to spell, Armenia has long been out of the mainstream of world news.

This view has it that Iran, in cutting itself off from the mainstream of world affairs, has squandered its God-given wealth and condemned itself to insignificance or ridicule.

It is a also fact of life that technology has moved faster than anyone imagined, and unless we use technology to reinvent our current systems of education, we all will suffer as more and more people are left behind the learning curve, and left behind the mainstream of world economic development.

If we consider that Latin America currently holds a central position in the mainstream of world development, those countries lie at its very heart: they represent the most sensitive and the most fragile link but one that is crucial to our policy and needs therefore to be viewed with all its implications - in terms of the CFSP then, in our jargon, and not just cooperation.

In a broader sense, he said, South Africa may also benefit from a sense among FIFA officials that awarding the 2010 World Cup to a sub-Saharan nation would "symbolize black Africa entering the mainstream of the world".

"China will follow the mainstream of the world, sooner or later," the pajama-clad Mr. Zhou said during an interview in the book-lined study of his third-floor walk-up apartment in central Beijing.

Casual games are the mainstream of gaming world, and Mini-Clips is a good example.

Computer games are part of mainstream culture; "World of Warcraft", an internet-based D&D clone, boasts 10m subscribers.

Today, the digitization of information has empowered "citizen journalists" like the folks at WikiLeaks to actually determine the agenda of the mainstream media — and of world governments — to a degree most of us are only beginning to understand.

But for those organizations outside of the mainstream the world of attendance and financing is a very different place.

Yet management and computing have had a relationship of deep mutual dependence at least since the 1960's, when the versatile I.B.M. 360 mainframe brought computing into the mainstream of the corporate world.