Sentence examples for traditional realms from inspiring English sources

While not removing the risks associated with activism, connection technologies are expanding the traditional realms of civil society, creating new spaces and new tools.

The show is indicative of efforts by media companies to extend their properties outside the traditional realms of the printed page or TV set.

The spoof is emblematic of efforts by advertisers to make media choices outside traditional realms like broadcast television or direct mail to reach busy contemporary consumers.

Web news is a hit-driven business, and theoretically, each time a site has a big spike in traffic, some of the news visitors hang around and add to what would be called a rate base in more traditional realms.

The campaigns are indicative of the extensive efforts by long-established media companies — particularly those, like Hearst, that are deeply rooted in traditional realms like magazine publishing — to revamp how they reach out to readers and advertisers.

Ph.D. scientists and engineers are finding jobs outside the traditional realms of employment.

Like the Beatles' watershed album, "Evolver" expands the traditional realm of pop.

Pitches for Bulwark FR are typically in the traditional realm of business-to-business advertising like print ads aimed at safety engineers, catalogs and trade shows.

Classical music is often at its liveliest when it engages with popular culture, or with sounds and languages from outside its traditional realm.

The auction is drawing interest from players outside the traditional realm of telecommunications, like Google, which has ambitions to develop location-based applications for cellphones and mobile devices.

Big brands are slowly but surely coming round to the concept of Earned Media - stunts which set chins wagging- above the more traditional realm of Bought Media, which for various reasons no longer has the clout it once had.