Sentence examples for problem mainstream from inspiring English sources

Threshold isn't the only problem; mainstream imprints at big publishers already skew male and very, very white.

One problem for mainstream American car-racing fans may be its complexity.

And being gay was not much of a problem for mainstream television.

This is clearly a problem for mainstream economics, which generally assumes search costs make people worse off, not better.

The single greatest problem with mainstream football analysis right now is its inability to deal with the merely good.

But the circumstances in this case point to a broader problem with mainstream sportswear corporations dabbling in upstream designs.

The problem for mainstream pop since the 70s is that metal has siphoned off many of the best freaks and losers.

It is instructive that Ms. McCleery does not mention a major part of the problem the mainstream press is facing; to wit, their tendency to publish factually incorrect stories.

In a separate case, the European Parliament has called for an anti-fraud investigation into the possible use of public parliamentary staff by the FN.The problem for mainstream parties is that such mini-scandals do not appear to dent Ms Le Pen's popularity.

If lenders become more conservative, these marginal buyers are forced out of the market, causing prices to tumble.Realistically representing the financial sector would help solve the other big problem with mainstream macro models: that they are inherently stable unless disturbed from the outside.

It plans to open no more than 40 stores in Britain, and only in areas where there are lots of rich graduates.The problem for mainstream grocers is that those are exactly the shoppers they want too, for a small share of their customers accounts for a big share of their profits.