Sentence examples for mainstreamed away from from inspiring English sources

In further investigating how remote care can be mainstreamed, away from the constraints of an RCT, the Department of Health has commissioned us to conduct parallel organisational research across six additional UK sites with varying levels of national and local government support, as well as research on the technology supply side.

The Tate curators argued that nothing would be lost by bringing the history of performance art into the mainstream, away from its improvisatory, rough-and-ready origins in the avant garde.

Outside of the mainstream, away from the hearing world, deaf people began organizing their own social associations.

He was dropped shortly afterwards, with Sean claiming that the label was pushing him in a bland mainstream direction, away from his R&B roots.

The appearance of one-policy parties such as the UK Independence party pulled the Tory mainstream further away from the idea of Europe.

It wants to claw mainstream users away from competitors with a "complete music service".

According to chief executive Robert Kotick, Activision hopes to create "the ESPN of eSports" by bringing mainstream viewing away from the internet and onto traditional cable TV channels.

However, critics did not rate it as highly as The Sufferer & the Witness, mostly blaming the movement toward the mainstream and away from faster hardcore punk.

It's an epidemic that needs a closer look if we hope to keep this group of Americans in the mainstream and away from further isolation.

And like Ms. Jiménez, many are holding down mainstream jobs, moving away from more traditional Gypsy livelihoods like selling cattle and other goods.

When mainstream parties shy away from promoting English values they give the ground to extremists, and give a platform to isolationists from elsewhere.