As with natural wines, mainstream wines and any other genre, good and bad examples can always be singled out.
It's natural that the mainstream media focus on moments of perceived conflict and drama – but when people ask us if we haven't already made our point, we see the result these emphases have on people's expectations.
It's not just about giving you a better phone, but making natural language a mainstream part of our lives, especially where it concerns shopping.
Though the core of classic and mainstream natural law theory is thus untainted by any "naturalistic fallacy" (Finnis 2005, 2.4.2), non-practical knowledge of facts counts, in that theory, in various ways.
"I really feel like this may be the year that the natural finally went mainstream," said Bryant, before pursing her lips and taking one of those deep, stay-calm breaths.
The Neighborhood Markets are a lot less expensive, with a retail footprint that's less than 25percentt of a Walmart Supercenter, but the savvy company sees opportunity in grocery stores that offer a mix of organic, natural and more mainstream goods and where Walmart sees opportunity, it leaps in aggressively.
The CBNRM programme has been very successful in integrating and mainstreaming natural resource use in communal land use (NACSO 2004, 2006, 2008).
What does the mainstream of natural law theory intend by using the word "natural" in that name for the theory?
When Clorox introduced Green Works, its environment-friendly cleaning line, in 2008, it secured an endorsement from the Sierra Club, a nationwide introduction at Wal-Mart, and it vowed that the products would "move natural cleaning into the mainstream".
The cooperation between Catholics and evangelicals in founding the Moral Majority in 1979 was partly the result of political expedience, but it was also the fruit of evangelicals' longtime admiration of the Catholic ability to communicate a conservative interpretation of the Bible in the secularized language of natural law and win mainstream intellectual respect.
