Sentence examples for more mainstream ones from inspiring English sources

While two of France's more militant labor unions opposed the accord, the more mainstream ones signed on.

Mr. Hoffman said he was confident that other grocers, including some more mainstream ones, would sign on.

More mainstream ones, like The New York Times, have managed barely to notice her at all.

Rule, who writes about politics for leftwing journals as well as art for more mainstream ones, believes IAE is partly about power.

When the latest Civic came out last year Honda didn't really have a Si version in mind the company wanted a more mainstream car, one that could take market share from Toyota's small cars.

One side had more mainstream songs for new fans, the other was aimed more at old fans.

This is an assumption that aids considerably in the tractability of the problem and is grounded in the real world observation that third parties are usually more dogmatic than mainstream ones.6 Laver and Hunt (1992) find strong evidence to support this idea.

Google also unveiled more mainstream features, including one called Search Options that allows users to "slice and dice" search results.

"This reflects [the values of] a bigger, more mainstream audience than one might believe".

If you're looking for a religion, here are six suggestions that are much more fun and in some ways make more sense than the mainstream ones.

In his less charitable moments, Lunguela admits to wondering whether funders aren't sometimes biased towards agencies serving a more mainstream clientele, rather than ones like his, which help people from countries many of us would struggle to find on a map (Angola, Cabo-Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Sao-Tome, among others).