Sentence examples for mainstream usage from inspiring English sources

While the phrase has now been largely absorbed into mainstream usage by teens, young adults and white heterosexual males, what this actually means remains contested.

Even as the mainstream usage of "hacker" took on its darker connotation, the geeks continued using it to mean what it always had: a righteous dude.

The Panthers, it turns out, may themselves have been borrowing from an earlier, more mainstream usage of the phrase, in a 1967 poster campaign created by an advertising firm in Washington.

The countable kind of e-mail(s) made further headway over the course of the '90s, despite complaints that it strayed from the founding model of mail, and by the turn of the millennium it had become widely accepted in mainstream usage.

Analysts like to point out that mainstream usage of digital TV and digital TV broadcast services will not occur overnight.

However, existing solutions cannot be seamlessly integrated and current interaction paradigms prevent mainstream usage of the existing technology.

Mainstream usages tend to center on entertainment (Pinoy Big Brother) and music (Pinoy Idol) which has played a significant role in developing national and cultural identity.

When Andrew Card, Bush's designated chief of staff, said, "The Supreme Court ruling legitimizes many of our concerns" about other, adverse judicial decisions, he was in the mainstream of usage.

It won't change a lot of things for mainstream Bitcoin usage.

TC: What are some of the hurdles that stand in the way of mainstream bitcoin usage?

These application platforms may even become a significant platform for more mainstream PC usage.