Sentence examples for mainstream segments of from inspiring English sources
But it does not position them to make inroads into the mainstream segments of that market.
This may serve to legitimate anti-Muslim sentiments not only on the radical right, but also among mainstream segments of the Northwestern European public, with important implications for social exclusion and political behavior.
There's no guarantee, moreover, that calling for protest wouldn't wind up alienating mainstream segments of the electorate.
Within it, the largest faction is Mr. Arafat's Fatah movement, the mainstream segment of the Palestine Liberation Organization, which is fighting for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
The outside-the-mainstream segment of Baltimore's theater world is churning up provocative activity these days.
Again in keeping with its firm position in the top sector of this very mainstream segment, Cadenza's ride is comfortable, offering three driving modes for tailored handling and ride feel.
Water and heat budget analyses were also conducted for several segments of the mainstream to clarify the relative impacts from natural and anthropogenic factors.
That tradition has faded because of changes in conservatory training leading toward a system that encourages rote study and memorization of large segments of the mainstream pianistic repertory.
Yet in recent years some restrictions have been eased and segments of the mainstream press, particularly a handful of influential newspaper columnists, have engaged in a robust debate on sensitive social and political topics, often criticizing the government sharply.
Unfortunately, the racist hard core can still inspire violence among their followers, and perhaps equally as bad, their conspiracy theories seem to have taken root in segments of the mainstream electorate.
My point here goes to the largely unquestioned belief that the sight of an African-American politician getting angry, even one as mainstream as Obama, would alienate large segments of the electorate.
