Sentence examples for national mainstream from inspiring English sources

In Mumbra and places like it, Mr. Naik said, talk of "nationalism, democracy, secularism, being in the national mainstream" have come to be seen as "anti-Islam".

These actions show how far the House has retreated from the national mainstream into a cave of indifference and ignorance.

The decision is a major setback for Groupon, the purveyor of online discount coupons, because the campaign represented its first national mainstream advertising.

On top of that, Paul is coming fresh off a wave of national, mainstream praise for his 13-hour filibuster of President Obama's CIA nominee John Brennan.

The governor's supporters say he has put Texas in the national mainstream with the 30 other states that have similar laws allowing the carrying of concealed weapons.

That is why, he said, while the English-language news media constitute the national mainstream, the country does not have a single television soap opera in English, "because the mother-in-law does not speak in English".

Had those alleged "national" and "mainstream" discussions happened in the 1950s, I would have noticed.

Yes, national, corporate, mainstream media got this election wrong and even played a leading part in its unfolding.

"The relative impunity with which pimps and traffickers operate, combined with the almost total exclusion of many off-street sex workers – particularly foreign nationals – from mainstream society, requires a radical reconsideration of what the police and other relevant agencies should be doing,"the report adds.

All the mainstream national outlets were extraordinarily slow to check Obama's background.

The mainstream national discourse, which is laid down by Delhi's news media, is not always relevant to the South.