Sentence examples for mainstream status from inspiring English sources

Anyone doubting the increasingly mainstream status of Internet start-ups need only hear two words: Bob Dole.

The two formed Harmonix in 1995, and its first games were technically impressive but never reached mainstream status.

Though dance music originated in the States, with New York disco and garage, Chicago house and Detroit techno, it never quite achieved mainstream status there.

He/she was duly given a dressing down by WSobchak, to whose challenge Chilipaste has yet convincingly to respond: So how does that negate mainstream status?

The ultimate consecration of their mainstream status came last fall with a popular television drama built around them, "No Vacancies at This Time".

"If you go through the immigrant communities," he said, "you're going to find people who really want mainstream status, who are working hard to get it".

But how can Apple, with its premium pricing and near-mainstream status, maintain its Top 10 Breakaway Brands ranking for the second year in a row, and during a serious recession, no less?

But as microbrews went mainstream, these status differences diminished.

If the mainstream entertainment status of The Hunger Games can keep this particular publishing boat afloat, perhaps the vampires that dominated a previous era in teen fiction will stay away.

But if Ms. Lewis, who is now in her mid-50s, has done well, she has yet to cross that threshold of public recognition from busy actress and cult entertainer into mainstream diva status.

In addition to the reasons for why the cloud model has achieved a mainstream deployment status across UK organisations, identifying the actual benefits of cloud computing is critical to further our understanding of motivations to migrate to cloud-based services.