Sentence examples for manage mainstream from inspiring English sources

As Amanda Marcotte wrote this week, in 2011 the anti-choice movement "stopped trying so hard to manage mainstream perceptions of themselves as somehow just great lovers of fetal life, and are coming out with their anti-sex agenda".

The jobs of managing mainstream tourism sustainably in Venice and Orlando, for instance, are quite different, he notes.

But despite multiple award nods, vast critical acclaim and a run on BBC3, Klang! never quite managed mainstream fame.

The institution is reserved for convicted terrorists and inmates who are too difficult to manage in mainstream prisons.

Within several years, I had reached a ceiling for someone with no experience managing a mainstream part of the business.

Martyn, seven, manages in mainstream school with a teaching assistant to help: he bounces about the sitting room with the youngest, Caitlin.

By the 2010 midterm elections, candidates endorsed by the Tea Party did manage to unseat mainstream Republicans in a number of high profile primaries.

How did one of the globe's consummate mainstream superstars manage to reposition herself as a lightning rod for radical politicised black America?

Whether it'll manage to guide a mainstream audience back into its grips remains to be seen; Myspace was never good at attracting the older demographic that Facebook has continued to thrive on.

They certainly have enough tunes – big, jaunty pop songs that manage to sound completely mainstream yet also unlike any other band around (Thomas Mars' distinctive vocals help their case here).

The films also manage to draw in mainstream talent, early-career stars like Moka Mora and established names like Melissa Moore and Stella Cox.