Sentence examples for terms of mainstream from inspiring English sources

But in terms of mainstream Hollywood investing in that, no.

They were stars, yes, bigger perhaps than any other decathlete in terms of mainstream attention.

Judged in terms of mainstream US cinema, 2008 is already shaping up as a vintage year.

"In terms of mainstream TV, the BBC does some good things.

They're never going to see anything that we who think in terms of mainstream politics would understand as a "victory".

In terms of mainstream newspapers, I can't think of anything [any other newspaper] which has such a well organised enterprise.

Not, perhaps, for the men's game (at least in this country) but certainly for the women in terms of attracting mainstream interest.

Other than "a porn film and some puppet films" this will be the Chapmans' first foray into the medium, at least in terms of a mainstream feature.

Whether or not this was Petty's idea of keeping Buddy Holly up with the latest trends, it was a retrograde step in terms of the mainstream progress or rock.

Your Kindle Reader is a big step forward in terms of gaining mainstream acceptance for electronic books.

So while it's upsetting the apple cart a little bit in terms of the mainstream economics of the film and television business, and certainly that has a ripple effect and presents challenges, it's also vibrant and really important and, more significant, inevitable.