Sentence examples for to mainstreaming from inspiring English sources
adjective
Used or accepted broadly rather than by small portions of a population or market.
- They often carry stories you won't find in the mainstream media.
Q: A few CEOs may be getting it, but how much of a barrier is denial to mainstreaming change and how do you get over that?
Understanding this fundamental principal is the key to mainstreaming sustainability and changing how we produce and consume on a grand scale.
Having contractors and consultants on board is critical to mainstreaming energy efficiency because they are the people who get things done.
That in turn leads to mainstreaming, average game ideas for average people.
Over the past few years, there have been efforts to mainstreaming individual precautionary measures as to reduce risk of flooding.
Given the UN commitment to mainstreaming as a strategy and what we know about how planning impacts on women, expectations were high.
Some skate pretty close to mainstream economics.
Belafonte helped introduce calypso to mainstream America.
It was not delivered to mainstream organisations.
He brought stylized cruelty to mainstream fashion.
