Sentence examples for mainstreaming of new from inspiring English sources

The mainstreaming of new cannabinoid products adds to our already-existing arsenal of goodies for customizable or directional highs.

In practice, however, adaptation measures such as changing crop species or the timing of management operations (e.g., sowing, harvesting) also require the mainstreaming of new knowledge and techniques into farming practice, which could delay adaptation and could increase climate-related losses.

He had quickly become part of the mainstream of new jazz music in the country: one of a group of Bohemian young men - and they were all men - who were leading the scene, but then, just as quickly, he found he had become part of what effectively was then established as a cult for a minority audience.

In Jewish terms, we have the Yiddish word bashert, for 'meant to be, intended for each other.' " The decade of non-Jews discovering the ketubah coincides with three relevant social trends: the rise of Christian Zionism, the growth of interfaith marriage, and the mainstreaming of the New Age movement with its search for spirituality in multiple faith traditions.

Each time a Ricky Martin makes it into the mainstream, scores of new converts to Latin music are born.

Back in the 1970s, exhibitions devoted to the work of women, blacks, gay people, American Indians and other disenfranchised groups brought into the mainstream all kinds of new styles and ideas.

My CinemaScore is tingling: Grades calculated by the Las Vegas-based market-research firm CinemaScore have become a shorthand for what mainstream moviegoers think of new releases.

Rude, crude and above all dumb, these games are part of the mainstreaming of a gross new world of television.

To have attached itself to this mainstream was the accomplishment of New Labour.

Then take a trip to London, and make the rounds of mainstream theaters housing productions of new work.

Mr. Ellison and his group would like to see the influence of new mainstream writers like Burroughs, Nabakov and Barthelme combined with science fiction's traditional imagination.