Sentence examples for threat to mainstream from inspiring English sources

Madécasse may be small, but the threat to mainstream dominance isn't always a new product.

Yet her emergence as a credible threat to mainstream politicians is upsetting the old French political order as she treads a confident path from protest to power.

The idea was to out-punk the punks, thereby recapturing the wild promise of the genre, with its tantalizing suggestion that rock music should be something more than mere entertainment — that it should, somehow, pose a threat to mainstream culture.

But it wasn't until the telegenic Marine took over as the Party's leader, in 2011, and set out to "de-demonize" its public image that the National Front became a serious threat to the mainstream parties.

Though the arrival of the German value chains Aldi and Lidl helped to see off the downmarket Kwik Save in 2007, they seemed to pose no threat to the mainstream.

But voters can take all of this into account when making their choices, and a little threat to the mainstream parties is as likely to be bracing as destructive.

He turned himself into a perpetual political candidate — running for the U.S. Senate, New York City Mayor, and New York State Governor — which brought him some attention from reporters but not enough votes to pose a threat to more mainstream candidates.

'More and more of our clients select their Africa tour operator on this basis, so we know the market is there.' Although community tourism may not pose an immediate threat to the mainstream safari market, it is growing.

James will no doubt return to his evening roost in Los Angeles and explain to his devoted fans that he was ambushed by a liberal in an orchestrated plot to eliminate a conservative who has become too big a threat to the mainstream media's control of the truth.

Wei plays with this notion in Secure for Now, arguing that a small boy and his dog are the least likely sources of threat, according to mainstream narratives.

But coming on the day that 46% of Austrian voters voted for the candidate of a party founded by a former SS officer, the Italian referendum result further destabilises the EU at the most inopportune moment and underlines the real threat to Europe's mainstream leaders from the populist revolt.