Sentence examples for the mainstream part from inspiring English sources

When the Nepalese won their long struggle for democracy in 1990, the Maoists were in the mainstream, part of a Communist alliance with a small number of parliamentary seats.

"We had difficulty getting her out of the African-American parts of stores and into the mainstream parts," Ms. Reidy said.

This debate so far seems to be focused on neoclassical economics, but the most mainstream part of a discipline is not guaranteed to be the most scientific.

The protest against antipiracy legislation grew out of a grass-roots movement — a collective flexing of Internet muscle that started in some of the less mainstream parts of the Web, like the social news site Reddit and the blogging service Tumblr, and in e-mail chains and countless message boards.

One puzzled Twitter user wrote: "Isn't a SOPA some kind of food?" But that protest grew out of a much wider grass-roots movement — a collective flexing of Internet muscle that started in some of the less mainstream parts of the Web, like the social news site Reddit and the blogging service Tumblr, and in e-mail chains and countless message boards.

What we're seeing is the British Establishment whole-heartedly embrace technology entrepreneurship in the UK as a mainstream part of the business world and UK society.

"They're much more part of the mainstream and part of everybody's life.

There was speculation about the end of birthright citizenship during the 1990s, but it never became a mainstream part of the debate.

Given the additional insights into data structure provided by our approach, we hope that the simplicity of our method will make the integration of cluster validation approaches a more mainstream part of the cluster analysis procedure.

His latest role, in Richard Curtis's time travel romcom About Time, is typical of the more mainstream parts he takes on these days.

Within several years, I had reached a ceiling for someone with no experience managing a mainstream part of the business.