Sentence examples for although this is traditionally from inspiring English sources

Although this is traditionally a money-losing period for the airline, the loss would be triple the level in the quarter a year earlier.

Although this is traditionally a slow time for rentals, brokers, apartment hunters and landlord representatives seemed to agree that negotiation over the price is more common today than it has been in almost a decade, and that new opportunities exist for those who are looking for apartments in Manhattan.

Later, considering "the batonlike thunderbolt" in a still life, which was derived from a figure of Jupiter, Richardson observes that although "this is traditionally an emblem of divine love and power," it can also, "like many of Picasso's symbols... stand for the reverse: vengefulness and cataclysmic violence".

Setting a termination time is therefore a better criterion than simply the number of iterations, although this is traditionally more commonly used in, for instance, catalysis.

This is traditionally cinnamon and raisins, although you can make variations - see "Tips" for suggestions.

Although this was traditionally considered rare, a few empirical examples have recently been published [ 31- 34].

Although this Provençal staple is traditionally a summer dish made with fresh tomatoes, you can make it successfully with canned tomatoes.

Six Atol-registered travel firms have ceased trading this year, although the autumn is traditionally the time when most holiday firms collapse.

Although it is traditionally viewed as part of Buddhism, Heart Chan is suitable for people of any religion or creed as its true essence surpasses languages or traditions.

Although it is traditionally a duet form passed on through generations, Tagaq learnt to sing it alone, often in the shower.

The decisive battle took place in 1111 bce (as tabulated by Dong Zuobin, although it is traditionally dated at 1122; other dates have also been suggested, including 1046, which has been adopted for this article).