Sentence examples for two main streams from inspiring English sources

Over the past 30 years or so a recognisable Scottish national cinema has grown up with two main streams.

So Thursday's agenda will reflect two main streams of work, one dealing with short-term economic policy and the other with the structural changes necessary for sustainable growth.

Jonson's comparatively lucid and graceful verse and the writings of his Cavalier successors constituted one of the two main streams of Jacobean poetry.

The app as a whole is edited by Paul Smalera, who will be tasked not only with curating the two main streams of content, but also the new Q&A feature, which unites the app and the opinion section of the main website in bringing in NYT opinion columnists and contributors to answer readers' questions.

Russian revolutionary socialism at the end of the century was divided into two main streams, each of these being subdivided into a section that favoured conspiratorial tactics and one that aimed at a mass movement to be controlled by its members.

The area includes two main streams of musical practice: folk music in a broad range of styles, often closely linked to specific ethnic groups; and the more exclusive cosmopolitan classical music, derived from the medieval court music of Bukhara, Samarkand, and other urban centres of Transoxania (a region spanning present-day Uzbekistan and parts of Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Kazakhstan).

There are four or five main streams.

Supply-side economics is one of three main streams of economic thought, Mr. Lindsey added.

These days, the dominant typologies of engine covers seem to run in three main streams.

Our first stop on the plateau was to visit a magnificent waterfall with three main streams crashing hundreds of metres into the valley below.

The Tien Giang, the main branch of the Mekong, further divides into the three main streams of the delta proper at the city of Vinh Long.