Sentence examples for mainstream recognition of from inspiring English sources

Mainstream recognition of the head-injury problem in contact sports is only several years old, and it remains difficult to predict just how and when (or if) it will have a serious effect on professional football as an industry.

One of them asked, "Have we got all the curves in?" Boos, who is in her forties, has never had the mainstream recognition of famous plus-size models, such as Mia Tyler or Ashley Graham, but in the industry she's a fixture.

Their aim, they say, is to achieve mainstream recognition on a Moby/LCD scale.

They're on the tipping point of gaining mainstream recognition for their hotness, which means that you're about to start fancying them.

"A Beautiful Mind" is bringing deserved mainstream recognition for Nash's long struggle to overcome schizophrenia.

Garai, who now has a two-year-old daughter, said she would not have been able to work on a series such as The Hour – the Cold War BBC drama that gave her mainstream recognition – because of her commitment to bringing up her daughter.

The growing range of authors breaking through to mainstream recognition, often after years of hard work in small presses, means the work is there to chose from.

Generally defined by wandering exposition and comedic portraits of postcollege drifters, mumblecore gained little mainstream recognition, possibly because many of its constituencies resisted.

For all his contributions, though, Barlow may remain a figure on the edge of mainstream recognition, and perhaps understandably so: he's asking us to accept a treatment that does not consist of soothing medicine in a plastic cup.

Benga, Skream and Artwork were all successful dubstep DJs and producers before they decided to join forces, Skream in particular achieving mainstream recognition via his remix of La Roux's In for the Kill.

TechStars gains a bit of mainstream recognition and press coverage by partnering with Nike.