Sentence examples for make it a mainstream from inspiring English sources

It's bringing cricket to the forefront to make it a mainstream sport in America".

Strong support from supermarkets has helped to raise the profile of English wine and make it a mainstream, rather than a niche, product.

He added that while the Internet technology "has been there for some time, I'm not sure we're ready for prime time to make it a mainstream way of moving traffic".

But, the price of the technology required to make it a mainstream product was too staggeringly high.

Since opening for business in 2012, HackerOne has raised $9 million from investors and staffed up to 18 employees, making it a mainstream tech player in its own right.

"Do you address something head on and risk making it a mainstream phenomenon?

Even as scientists study the cognitive activity that accompanies the disorder and television shows like TLC's "Hoarding: Buried Alive" and A&E's "Hoarders" have made it a mainstream issue, scant attention has been paid to how hoarding affects families of the afflicted, especially their children.

Consequently, this technology is already providing important insights into the biological properties of various organisms, making it a mainstream component of biomedical research [ 3- 10].

The mobile phone thus promises to do for the Internet what the telephone did for the telegraph: to make it a truly mainstream technology.Because it used the same wires, the telephone was originally seen as merely a speaking telegraph, but it turned out to be something entirely new.

Mostly, the remaining question will be whether Nissan has done enough to make it a vehicle with more mainstream appeal.

A pioneer that will open up a dialogue about gays and make it a welcomed topic in the mainstream.