Sentence examples for more mainstream the from inspiring English sources

As the format becomes more mainstream, the answers refine themselves.

The more mainstream the channel, such as BBC1 or ITV, the more viewers expected it to feature family-appropriate content.

But as professional leagues work to increase revenues, and as legalized gaming has proliferated and become more mainstream, the distance has narrowed.

"As study abroad becomes more mainstream, the issues we have been dealing with on campus begin to become more prevalent overseas".

As many of the broad principles that organics advocates have become more mainstream, the prestige of actually being certified organic has diminished.

"In terms of language about sex and violence," says Jim Steinblatt of Ascap, "the gangsta-lifestyle music is still big, but as rap music has become more mainstream, the lyrics are not quite as explicit".

If the more mainstream of the conservative outlets are backing Trump, there are bastions of anti-Trump sentiment out there.

At the more mainstream end, The Men Who Stare At Goats has quietly notched up a healthy £4m, while An Education now stands at a creditable £1.77m.

In an attempt to appear more mainstream than the Centre Party, the new Centre Democrats' slogans were more moderate and less explicit.

Among more mainstream models, the consultancy expects the new Mustang to drive a 20% boost in demand, to 91,000 that year.

Ms. Westwood, the British designer who rose to prominence in the early 1980's became more mainstream as the decade wore on.