Sentence examples for sales mainstream from inspiring English sources

Although I don't question the earnest feelings for music that Rory Block, Susan Tedeschi and Debbie Davies undoubtedly possess, I feel compelled to point out that all three have received record sales, mainstream recognition and critical acclaim that far exceeds their actual talents.

In fact, despite her massive record sales and mainstream fame, she was not afforded much respect by critics or hip listeners in the late 1970s.

"Until the last few years or so, when the SF novels started to achieve something approaching parity in sales, the mainstream always out-sold the SF – on average, if my memory isn't letting me down, by a ratio of about three or four to one.

The early adopters will probably pick one up and pay whatever price is asked, but a higher price will limit sales for mainstream gamers".

The mid-to-late 1990s were KMFDM's most successful years in terms of album sales and mainstream awareness.

Alfa is expected to begin sales of its mainstream models in America in coming years.

In conversations with networks, Apple representatives have cited 99 cents as the magic price point that brought digital music sales into the mainstream.

Morrisons was forced to write down the value of its property portfolio by £1.3bn in the face of a weak outlook for sales across the mainstream grocery market which is forcing rival chains to reel in expansion plans.

I suspect that some of Gossip's oldest fans will find the album's more stadium-friendly tracks a bit of a stretch but Ditto is insistent that it's an accurate reflection of the band's current musical preoccupations rather than a grab for mainstream sales.

But the revelations come too late for InterCept, which now says it's trying to "focus our sales effort on mainstream businesses".

Unfortunately, the price point for the Hiku today is $79, which puts it more in the "nice to have" category, potentially limiting broader sales to a mainstream user base.