Sentence examples for realms of commerce from inspiring English sources
They have revolutionized the realms of commerce, sociability, and even production.
In unenlightened regions like Europa and Japanasia, however, their very presence is an insult to the strides women have made in the realms of commerce, education, medicine, and science and paint this proud people with the brush of misogyny and benighted attitudes about representations of women or, dare I say it, womyn.
He said that just as our country needs people "to go down in a coal mine," we need people to brave the toxic realms of Congress.
But Chicago was careful not to overwhelm audiences not used, at that time, to songs beyond the realms of Disney animations.
This is a departure into the realms of US welfarism, influenced by the architects of American time-limited welfare who have been visiting David Cameron.
Airbus Silicon Valley, home to the single seater flying taxi project called Vahana, is tackling this challenge head-on, particularly in the realms of FAA Certification, Export Controls, Air Traffic Management, Local Concerns, and Product Liability.
And others feel the case's only cultural significance is as a signal that South Asians have risen high enough in finance — as in other realms of American life — to be enmeshed in a multimillion-dollar debacle.
Attempts to use comparative analysis of these genomes to isolate factors which make us susceptible to cancer involve ever-growing databases – one is planned to contain one million – putting it firmly within the realms of Big Data.
With information comes power over people, and the U.S. and U.K. are certainly moving into the realms of Big Brother, just as Bill predicted.
"XLB" marks a new high in the experimental realms of UK techno/post-dubstep/nu-IDM or whatever you want to call it.
Not all believe the association between the realms of LGB and T are beneficial to either side, and I learned from my friends of at least two examples where this becomes evident, as per the stories I was told.
