Sentence examples for not only mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

Fox News in general, and its opinion show Glenn Beck in particular, has been repeatedly criticized by progressive media watchdog groups, for not only mainstreaming the New World Order conspiracy theories of the radical right, but possibly agitating its lone wolves into action.

Those thought dangerous and marginal are now not only mainstream, they have power.

In contrast, Democrats treat their base voters like lepers even when, as on the subject of the war, they are not only mainstream, but they are also morally right.

Re "Learning to Say 'I've Had Enough,' " by Sally L. Satel (Op-Ed, July 14): It's not only mainstream treatment groups that advise abstinence for "problem drinkers," as opposed to alcoholics: the federal government also recommends that this group, too, not drink.

With YouTube and other video sites serving up over a billion streams a day, it's beyond contention that web-based video is not only mainstream, but has become fundamental to the web experience.

The angrier and more vocal the Tea Party gets, the more we know that issues like gay marriage and Obamacare are becoming not only mainstream, but protected under the Constitution.

These four artist bravely went against the grain of not only mainstream culture but the prevailing sentiments of orthodox feminism as well, paving the way for third and fourth-wave feminist movements.

Whatever the profile of YouTubers' Let's Play series, the traditional press plays a considerable part in influencing not only mainstream consumers but also the marketing men behind new releases.

The infrastructure for biodiversity data urgently needs more advanced informatics, support - not only mainstream ICT development but also the ability to deal with the specifics of biodiversity features and datan.

Not only should mainstream theatres not be subsidised, they should be dismantled, brick by brick.

It's not only the mainstream news magazines that have been dumbed down.