Bailiwick used in a sentence

Bailiwick in a sentence as a noun

Politics in the tech world is squarely in HN's bailiwick.

Half of what HN is here for is firmly in the bailiwick of the social sciences.

Access to healthcare is firmly in the bailiwick of Congress.

It's her bailiwick and if I were Michael Arrington I would have at least been alert to this fact.

I've done a little in free-space optics, but fiber really isn't in my bailiwick.

Kinnect has been, for the most part, a party-game interface, and that's not really in Apple's bailiwick.

A few ways;Firstly, there's no reason that managed DNS customers can't use in-bailiwick names anyway.

He knows how to pull the levers that matter, and which Congressman and executive branch bureaucrats to lean on to make sure his bailiwick is not reduced by a single inch.

Up until today I was building Docker images via Ansible, but now I can handle that within Docker itself, freeing up Ansible to handle tasks better suited to its bailiwick.

Or even for IRS to subpoena such records directly, it's not like NSA is the only agency in the whole USG that can order relevant documents to be turned over for investigations in their bailiwick.

"Unusable for casual users" is certainly not a fair summary of what happened here --- even if you were going to start with the premise that overriding community votes was something that should be in the bailiwick of "casual users".

The gender balance when it comes to vocal, visible people who like guns is heavily skewed towards males, but people don't call out gun control advocates as causing trouble for 'men's issues', or 'trying to silence men'.The issue here is less 'geeks hate women, and so women's articles suffer in wikipedia', and more 'geeks care less about subjects outside their bailiwick, like fashion, and so those articles suffer in wikipedia'.