Sentence examples for subsequent mainstreaming from inspiring English sources

As a prelude to above analysis, let us first take a quick review of evolution of the idea of economies of scale since 1770s and the intermittent debates on economies of scope in the 1950s and 1970s and subsequent mainstreaming of economies of scale and industrial organizational designs as engines of growth leading to a gradual death of the idea of economies of scope.

"It transformed the cooking show from daytime TV to primetime TV and did it well so then we had a subsequent mainstreaming of food in the media".

Paul's only subsequent mainstream pop hit was to be Thanks for Saving My Life in 1974.

But Pretty Woman (1990) offered a more regressive, materialist fairy tale, and subsequent mainstream romcoms right up to Sex and the City 2 (2010) have been absurdly plotted hymns to lavish, fantasy weddings.

Such speculative accounts were, however, opposed on several levels by the subsequent mainstream Platonic, Neo-Platonic, Aristotelian, and Stoic philosophical traditions.

Subsequent mainstream education includes 6 years of primary school and 4 to 5 years of secondary school.

This is known as "mainstreaming".

Perry released a video teaser for "Roar" on August 2, 2013 along with an announcement that the American release was scheduled for August 12 with a subsequent release to mainstream radio on August 13.

Another reason the evidence base largely focuses on short-term behaviour is because schemes lack the capacity to monitor participants' subsequent transition to mainstream gym or leisure centre activities.

ESPN has mainstreamed it.

But Mr. Klein made sound judgments in subsequent cases, showing that mainstream antitrust principles can be effectively applied to modern markets.