Sentence examples for mainstream response to from inspiring English sources
The German carrier is now studying the low-cost business model closely, however, and this week Mr Mayrhuber refused to rule out the possibility that Lufthansa might start its own low-cost operation as an offshoot with a different brand identity.The boldest mainstream response to the low-cost carriers is BA's.
The sorites paradox presents a serious logical challenge and the foregoing presents the mainstream responses to this challenge.
The mainstream parties' response to Ukip will shape the general election, which remains wide open.
But the ferocity of the mainstream response defending the pope speaks to the nature of the papacy: its occupant inherits the throne of Peter and plays a unique role as a religious figure and secular leader.
Among mainstream journalists, the response to this is: O.K., yes, most reporters are liberal, but they're also capable of doing work that doesn't display their politics.
Voice of the Faithful, which was formed in a suburban church basement in February and now claims 19,000 members from 40 states and 21 countries, represents the most mainstream lay Catholic response to the sexual abuse scandal.
On one hand I have hope when I hear "Global Campaign" but at the same time, I am also sad and ashamed, on behalf of all adults, to learn that after two decades and a half, and only ten years away from the deadline to achieve the Millennium Development Goals - children are not sufficiently mainstreamed in the response to HIV/AIDS.
The objective of this study is to examine tributary valley evolution in response to mainstream incision.
Tributary response to mainstream incision is an important landscape evolution process.
In response to mainstream press lists like these, thousands of gay and bisexual men were polled for the 2007 and 2008 "AfterElton.com Hot 100 List".
The subculture was more than something of their own, something that helped define their multifaceted interests and identity as young people of colour – it was a response to mainstream culture's ideas.
