Sentence examples for mainstream work in from inspiring English sources

According to latest DWP figures more than a quarter of a million more people with disabilities were in mainstream work in 2014 compared with the year before.

Mr. Moore, a trumpeter best known for his mainstream work in the 1960's and 70's, is having quite a birthday party: the master of ceremonies is Stanley Crouch, one of his most vocal admirers, and musical guests invited to sit in include the saxophonist George Coleman, the drummer Louis Hayes, the trumpeters Eddie Henderson and Clark Terry and the pianist Harold Mabern.

We will not have enough space to survey both, but we will provide bibliographical pointers to the former and we will offer some background and connections with more mainstream work in philosophical logic for the latter.

They remain under constant pressure even while operating in the mainstream, working in the China that is part of our more acceptable, comfortable discourse, the one where many earnest efforts are being made to improve rule of law, human rights, working conditions and environmental protections.

Such mainstream work seems gratingly incongruous in this context, but elsewhere interesting dialogues between insiders and outsiders emerge.

Christened "roots rock," it yielded underground champions like Nashville's Jason and the Scorchers, ultimately manifesting itself in the mainstream work of Bruce Springsteen, John Mellencamp, and others.

On Roads shares its intellectual texture with Moran's first mainstream work, Queuing for Beginners (2007), in which he set out to excavate "the buried meanings of the mundane" by analysing the habits of unremarkable people on an unremarkable day.

This paper is a call for shifting user-centered design toward the mainstream of work in these areas.

And as a black woman who lived well into her adult life as a single lady (I married at 34), I was surprised to find that this book was talking directly to me — a rare thing in mainstream works by white authors examining the lives of women in America.

Seek out authors who defied the literary and social conventions of their time, to get a perspective not included in mainstream works.

Sitting among those women that morning, I thought about how often I am asked by mainstream services working in issues that greatly affect Indigenous women – including domestic violence �� about how they can get Indigenous women involved in their programs.