Sentence examples similar to real world rules from inspiring English sources

Yet you'll look in vain for reasons to believe that these exceptions prove any real-world rules about underdogs".

And big lobbying fights remain in the future, when regulators begin the nitty-gritty task of turning complex, sometimes vague laws into real-world rules for these businesses to follow.

Surely, I told Bonabeau, the quality of the solutions the Hunch Engine can generate must be limited by the quality of the real-world rules programmers are able to write into their software.

WLTP refers to the new real-world rules that take effect next month.

Next year, so-called "real-world" rules will force auto makers to get closer to the truth.

"Now that you and your objects are in this virtual space, they can be free of real-world rules," Vidheecharoen teases.

The only way to get it looking correct and feeling correct, like an NFL game, was to bring in someone who could bring in real-world rules.

He used real-world rules that he learned as an offensive lineman that coaches taught him, and that became the rules that the game is using.

And then shows like "The Real World," "Road Rules," and "Beavis and Butthead," crowded out videos.

His new book, "Reality TV: The Work of Being Watched" (Rowman & Littlefield), is peppered with quotes from veterans of "The Real World," "Road Rules" and "Temptation Island," rhapsodizing about on-air personal growth and the therapeutic value of being constantly watched.

The sponsorship deal with MTV Networks is to start on Thursday on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" on Comedy Central, and continue through June 17 on "Top 20 Countdown" on CMT, "The George Lopez Show" on Nick at Nite, "Charm School" on VH1 and "Real World — Road Rules Challenge Duel II Reunion Special" on MTV.