Sentence examples for a traditional example is from inspiring English sources

Many, especially single-celled, eukaryotes can reproduce clonally, but still they sometimes undergo sexual reproduction; a traditional example is that of mating types in yeasts.

One of the traditional examples is to watch Romeo and Juliet; the costume designer will repeatedly choose a particular style to distinguish between the Capulets and the Montagues.

This style balances a light and crisp body with a complex yeast character, and the traditional examples are brewed with coriander and dried citrus peel — similar to ingredients (cilantro, citrus juice) often used to dress slices of avocado toast.

Some traditional examples are wisdom, friendship and love, and honor.

Sentence (2) is a traditional example.

We focus on 325 Local Labor Markets (LLM) located in Southern Italy, as this is a traditional example of a disadvantaged area in the EU.

Hydroxyapatite (HA) chromatography is a traditional example of mixed-mode chromatography in which protein can bind to resin via either HA-phosphoryl (cation-exchange) or HA-calcium residues (metal affinity).

"Bokmål" Norwegian is considered a traditional example.

Muhammad Haneef, for example, is a traditional men's barber offering haircuts and shaves from his shop in the city of Kasur, Pakistan, and is seeking a loan of £142 to buy new chairs, equipment and lotions.

The first thing I notice about walking into a co-operative school, for example, is a very traditional and upfront focus on core values.

While we still mostly pay with traditional methods, the Starbucks example is a good illustration of how mobile-enabled commerce can work if the conditions are right and the source in question has the clout to push it through.