Sentence examples for prominent mainstream from inspiring English sources
There is not one prominent mainstream film actress of northeastern descent.
As far back as 2011, prominent mainstream analysts have been claiming that "Assad is unlikely to last the year in office".
An unusual number of journalists from prominent, mainstream organizations started new government jobs in January, providing new kindling to the debate over whether Mr. Obama is receiving unusually favorable treatment in the news media.
Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics- Compare economic statistics of a prominent university publisher, such as University of Chicago Press or Yale University Press, to a prominent "mainstream" publisher, such as Random House.
Prominent mainstream Palestinians are increasingly warning that if they fail soon to achieve the kind of state they want — sovereign and independent, with East Jerusalem as its capital — they will opt instead for a one-state solution based on a long-term fight for equal rights within the state of Israel, a struggle they compare with what took place in South Africa.
The shift was similar to other European elections this year, such as France and the Netherlands, where once prominent mainstream parties suffered major losses.
You became prominent in mainstream Hollywood after "Slumdog".
Jane Bown, an Observer photojournalist, was an exception, and one of only a small number of women prominent in mainstream photographic production..."....
In recent years, investigation on economic dynamical behaviors has become more prominent in mainstream economics in the course of enterprise running.
Above that, the notion that any commercial company in the West, let alone one so prominent and mainstream as Google, would knowingly and systematically embed political bias into its algorithms to make them less useful for a very large swathe of its potential users is, frankly, ridiculous.
Multiple record companies ignored him because he did not portray the gangsta image prominent in mainstream hip hop at the time.
