Sentence examples for more mainstream in from inspiring English sources

"Now, it's starting to become more mainstream in America, too.

The work for Wal-Mart is more mainstream in its approach, reflecting the retailer's heartland roots.

Church mortgages, long a niche product, became more mainstream in the past decade.

Whatever the numbers, people like Steve Cousins, Willow Garage's president and chief executive, think robots will become a lot more mainstream in the not-too-distant future.

"It's getting less experimental and more mainstream in terms of the types of acts we're seeing embrace this.

Such high-level endorsement of the cloud demonstrates how the technology behind it is maturing and becoming more mainstream in its adoption.

But will they begin to change their tactics and rein in the more mainstream approach in light of the NSA revelations?

Following the critical acclaim of his debut album Illmatic (1994), Nas chose to concentrate his efforts in a more mainstream direction, in contrast to the raw, unpolished and underground tone of his debut.

Although HarperCollins sold out of a "relatively small" first printing, the paperbacks only took off "in quantity" when they were given a more mainstream look in the early 2000s.

Once a niche sport, indoor rock climbing is becoming more and more mainstream, thanks in part to facilities like Brooklyn Boulders, which also has gyms in Brooklyn, Chicago and Somerville, Mass.

Soon the art form became more mainstream, used in exercise classes and as a creative outlet.