Sentence examples for mainstream viability from inspiring English sources
And one potentially breaking new ground for Depp: mainstream viability as a solo dramatic lead.
But having proved the mainstream viability of both family theater and genre-bending performers, it faces increased competition.
Jon Blisten of Beats Per Minute writes that "Enema success perpetuated pop-punk's viability on mainstream radio, which is where Blink's progeny — bands like Fall Out Boy, Simple Plan, and New Found Glory — would receive a decent amount of airplay".
Cult films can also establish an early viability for more mainstream films both for filmmakers and national cinema.
The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal, the house organ of mainstream conservatives, questioned the Administration's viability: "Presidencies can withstand only so much turbulence before they come apart".
Junior scholars need to establish spaces at the local level to educate colleagues about them, show their work is credible, and if necessary, demonstrate the viability of their scholarship in a mainstream flux of angry hornets! http://www.gutenberg.org/files/23772/23772-h/23772-h.htm#Page_108.
I'd love to see their protest statements on the systematic economic underdevelopment of generations of Black communities by both government and private mainstream corporate interests ― underdevelopment that has so devastated the institutional viability of most of these communities where crime and violence exist on a scale of pandemic public heath issues.
Of the 45 emerging technologies in this year's snapshot, 17 are the subject of rising expectations, ten are at the peak, 11 are sliding into the trough, six have begun to climb up the slope towards viability, and just one (speech recognition) has made it to the plateau of mainstream acceptance.
I'm still not sold on Google Reader's overall social philosophy, and I think TechCrunchIT's Steve Gillmor has a lot of good points about the viability of a straight-up feed reader like Google Reader against something like Twitter going forward — for mainstream usage.
Until the mainstream media stop distorting reality on behalf of the industry, health care reform will remain at the fringe of political viability, and it will be dead on arrival for the foreseeable future.
