Sentence examples for practical mainstream from inspiring English sources

Turnbull gets this and may well be working on a policy answer, but until we hear it his practical mainstream means practically nothing.

This caused some observers to purr the new prime minister had hit a "practical mainstream" sweetspot with climate policy, when it fact it was a masterclass in just how good he is at avoiding the question.

Yet technology had evolved to the point where storing files on a hard drive in the cloud could be practical for mainstream computer users.

Transforming these attitudes calls for vision, boldness, compassion and an educational revolution that makes attitudinal intelligence as accessible, practical and mainstream as maths, English and technology.

"We designed the Cowboy bike to appeal specifically to people who are yet to be convinced that electric bikes are a practical and mainstream mode of transport," says Adrien Roose, Cowboy's CEO, in a statement.

To the Editor: I read "Gay Cruises: On the Seas and in the Mainstream" (Practical Traveler, Oct. 29), after which I recalled the straight Royal Caribbean cruise my partner and I took earlier this year.

Studies that consider low cost, practical implementation in mainstream healthcare are still lacking.

The global programme is designed to provide practical guidance on mainstreaming of child friendly schools within education systems.

But it all depends on whether mainstream or practical conservatives are willing to fight for what they believe in, even if it means alienating a chunk of their party base.

First, the decision represents another Senate setback for President Trump, who wanted to keep Hatch, once a mainstream and practical Republican but more recently an unabashed apologist for Trump, in the Senate.

Just as, in my opinion, the poor, the disenfranchised and the disabled need a tougher, more practical, and – crucially – more mainstream opposition party than is being offered right now, so too does the issue of animal welfare need an advocate more plausible than someone who could be ridiculed from the off because she appears to be lost in student activist militant daydreams.