These outcomes are formulated within the specific outcome areas but due to the increased focus on mainstreaming some outcomes cover (parts of) different outcome areas.
"Debit has become so mainstream, some of the people who have benefited have lost sight of what their business model was, what their cost structure was".
Among many Iraqis, there is some worry that if Mr. Sadr jumps to the political mainstream, some of the hard-liners in his organization, like Abdul Hadi Daraji, would keep fighting.
It wasn't long before Bosch's idiosyncrasies were incorporated into the medieval mainstream: some of his followers went so far as to work from "model sheets," which provided stock images of the artist's demons and ne'er-do-wells for workshops to copy.
However, while the coverage has moved from salacious to respectful, at least in the mainstream, some of the language being used is problematic.
But now, modern design is appearing in mainstream hotels, some of them chains.
To most people, a film festival means a fortnight of screenings of the best new non-mainstream films, some of which, even the best, might never be released.
That and the increased partisanship in the nation's political and cultural battles could further inhibit the work of mainstream journalists, some of whom are themselves starting to feel like targets.
Mr. Munch admitted that he sees in Sarah's frustration with mainstream society some of his own conflicts, having toiled for years as an independent artist in an increasingly inhospitable environment.
But André Bishop, Lincoln Center Theater's artistic director, said the new stage was not meant to be an antidote to mainstream theater, some of which Lincoln Center itself produces on its Tony-eligible Beaumont stage.
