Sentences with word «mainsteam»

While Internet sites like Skeptical Science and Real Science deliver a pro - AGW / CC perspective, and the related Internet forums do allow those who understand the issue to discuss it and provide information to interested lay people, the vast majority of people still get their information from traditional mainsteam media outlets like newspapers, TV and radio.

Mobile - I don't mean apps or responsive design... I mean really taking our audience's content consumption habits into account as we create and build community on social media Shorter videos - Vines, hyperlapse Instagram and more... Social giving - as people become more and more comfortable buying via social (think Twitter's new Buy Card) I think we will start to see the trickle of social funding start to edge up Hashtags move more mainsteam as a way to connect online and offline communities

Have been for awhile now so I'm definitely loving that matcha has gone mainsteam and more coffee shops are starting to serve it.

Essie is my most used mainsteam polish brand at 42.

Disney produced Feast which is a gift and a curse — everyone's seen it but it might be a touch too mainsteam for Academy tastes.

Most of the other so - called mainsteam authors — and what is a mainstream author?

How big an effect do you feel that this is having on mainsteam climate science's «global warming» projections?

While there is limited evidence available, it does indicate Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations run by and for Aboriginal people perform better than mainsteam general practice in caring for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients.

Some recent stories in the mainsteam media have blasted this particular effort, but for those of us who work in this space, the campaign...

Some recent stories in the mainsteam media have blasted this particular effort, but for those of us who work in this space, the campaign teaches some lessons we can incorporate into our own future work:

There is a growing problem with misinformation of this sort being proported by non-scientists as a means of glorifying thier sophist and unsubstantiated ideas in the mainsteam public.

The commercial success of Dear Esther this year proved the mainsteam palatability of not - games, a loose category of game - like works not centered around rigid goals.

As a famous academic once said on the Bill Maher show «you can be mainstream but don't be MAINSTEAMED».

He probably doesn't care too much about the environment, it has merely given him a route into the mainsteam.

It's possible that seeing as both games are popular within gamer circles but more or less unknown to the mainsteam, developers don't want to compete with that.