mainstream造句

Apple is now the epitome of mainstream.

His view will infuriate mainstream historians.

Not if you read the mainstream media.

Now secularism is shrivelling some churches, especially mainstream Protestant ones.

All of a sudden you move outside the mainstream milieu.

Even going mainstream doesn't mean you'll lose your exclusivity.

Meanwhile, mainstream parties have been savagely discredited by the scandal over parliamentary expenses.

If so, the market mainstream varieties counterattack will be difficult to occur.

RSS Advertising will finally reach the mainstream, utilizing Google's massive advertiser database.

In short, no one is making an effort to shove it into mainstream media.

The mainstream medical view of autism is that it represents a form of developmental brain damage.

As I mentioned above, we aim to continue the flow of good ideas from functional programming world into mainstream development.

I realize my saying this is controversial and differs from what we hear from mainstream news sources.

And at the moment, the only politicians who are unquestionably thriving are those outside the mainstream already.

All the abovementioned theories have its defect, so compromise theory has become the mainstream theory of sanction on price fixing.

It was an instant hit-and brought the nascent field of data visualisation to a mainstream audience.

The text of female writing is unique in the mainstream discourse society. The narration and consciousness it shows are also unique.

It's clear that multicore machines will be mainstream in the very near future and that programs will have to change to take full advantage of them.

The kind of gay activists who think you can't be authentically gay unless you are permanently in opposition to the mainstream find the prospect of gay assimilation appalling.

So geek phones will never be mainstream, but a fortunate confluence of events might get the N900 into more people's hands soon.

One need not look further than MTV or mainstream radio stations where songs filled with "booty and bling" consistently permeate the airwaves.

With Thursday's acquittal, it appears that Wilders' once-radical words are now more mainstream in a country that for decades was viewed as one of the most liberal and tolerant in the world.

The mainstream pattern of the investment finance is the linear thought model which is based on the hypothesis of an efficient market with various quantitative asset pricing models as the thread.

The cougar trope started out as a joke about desperate older women. Now it’s gone mainstream, even in Hollywood, home to the 50-something producer with a starlet on his arm.

"Without that, the Nokia-Microsoft handsets will just be a single option or two for consumers, not enough to elevate the brand into the mainstream of consciousness," Mr. Jeronimo said.

With 4.6m members—making it more than twice the size of the Episcopal church—and a powerful concentration in the Midwest, the ELCA sits squarely in the religious mainstream.