Sentence examples for mainstream regarded from inspiring English sources

What was once strictly a medical procedure for women facing life-threatening illnesses has now become elective and mainstream, regarded by its proponents as an "insurance policy".

We outline herein a curriculum in unhealthy SU for internal medicine residents, based on the recommendations of AMERSA's Project MAINSTREAM regarding physician competencies.

Deliberations around clinical skills in terms of assessing clients for entry into rehabilitation highlighted differences between Aboriginal and mainstream regarding staff competencies.

For a while – with the exception of Turkey's roughly 15 million Alevis, whom many in the Sunni mainstream regard as renegade Muslims – Erdoğan could claim to be a leader for all Turkey.

The Voice was an inverted universe, in which the mainstream was regarded with deep suspicion.

Mainstream Europeans regarded the Irish as relatively barbarous and backward.

Rand is less extreme but is disliked by many in the Republican mainstream who regard him as isolationist on foreign policy.

At December's climate conference in Copenhagen, most countries agreed in principle to try to hold global temperature increases to 2 degrees Celsius, by midcentury, which mainstream scientists regard as the threshold for preventing potentially catastrophic climate changes.

With trajectories like these, there is no way the world can prevent global temperatures from rising beyond the threshold (2 degrees Centigrade above pre-industrial levels) that mainstream scientists regard as the upper limit of safety.

He framed much of this history as a critique of the gold standard, which was dropped in the early 1930s in a decision that mainstream economists regard as obviously correct, hugely beneficial and essentially irreversible.

Someone brought up in such circumstances might feel a secret, three-pronged shame: shame for pretending to be something you're not; shame for being something that mainstream society regards as repulsive; and shame for lacking the courage to be publicly what you really are, whatever the prejudices of the dominant culture.