Sentence examples for to be in the realm from inspiring English sources

Ivanka Trump, whose only discernible accomplishments seem to be in the realm of sleeve innovation?

It is difficult to judge how important Ms. Ri's ascension will prove to be in the realm of policy.

King Korn's chief contribution to civilization may prove to be in the realm of "gourmandise" rather than in that of the fine arts.

But he expressed dismay that ETC is warning of risks he considers to be in the realm of science fiction, like green goo.

Suddenly, the Chief Justice seemed to be in the realm of Trump's complaints about political correctness, framing it as the enemy of competence.

In contrast to the prosecution's presentation, with its reliance on documents and charts, Chernoff appeared to be in the realm of plausible scenarios rather than verifiable fact.

Angle, ironically, went from being the most grassroots candidate imaginable to being, in the realm of political technique, almost totally dependent on television advertising.

WASHINGTON — For months, Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who was shot in the head in an assassination attempt last year, signaled that returning to Congress, something she desperately longed to do, was in the realm of the possible.

His hostility to emotion is in the realm of analysis and decision-making.

Meanwhile, your report suggests there's not that much actual work going on right now in this field, that we have a huge research agenda even to determine what's in the realm of the physically possible.

In terms of mechanistic models, a perfect fit may result from the fact that the data to be fitted is in the realm of possible outcomes of the model, even with unrealistic parameters.