Sentence examples for wider mainstream from inspiring English sources

If it succeeds, said Freitas, "that could be all that is really needed for this type of solution to break through to a wider, mainstream market".

Mrs Doubtfire, in which he dragged up to play a nanny, brought wider mainstream success, and in 1998 Good Will Hunting finally won him an Oscar.

But the one area where these struggles translated into proper box office was with black America – long ghettoised away from the wider mainstream with the Kevin Hart-Damon Wayans-Tyler Perry brigade.

In a genre whose fanbase is often seen as elitist, this is a very good thing – especially when it comes to perhaps opening it up to a wider, mainstream audience.

That ignores inflation, but his sci-fi survival tale joins the neo-swords'n'sandals epic as a waypoint in the director's long career; another one where he broke beyond masterfully art-directed genre dabblings to wider mainstream impact.

Instead of targeting the wider mainstream with daily deals, Bloomspot allowed merchants to specifically target their best customers.

However the comparatively high price of the iPhone makes it difficult to gain wide mainstream adoption despite the introduction of lower-priced devices and discounts for older models.

It's providing APIs to web publishers and TV outlets that show who is talking about what most frequently to lend data to their posts and broadcasts — and get wide, mainstream exposure for Facebook as a place to talk about current events.

Normativity dictates who and what gets wide mainstream attention.

I say this every weekend, but Summit should have just spent the money and given this very tense and worthwhile war-time thriller a wide mainstream release.

The tour reached its widest mainstream audience with a mud-drenched performance at Woodstock '94 that was broadcast on Pay-Per-View and seen in as many as 24 million homes.