Sentence examples for are traditionally low from inspiring English sources

The barriers to standing for election have moved with time but are traditionally low.

Clubs have woken up to the fact that Boxing Day crowds will be large no matter whom they play, whilst games just before Christmas are traditionally low.

And primary elections are, traditionally, low turnout elections even in one-party towns.

"This is the lean season and what's coming up is the time of year when people are traditionally low on food stocks.

But it's a tricky move, out of a team of highly skilled staff in a professional kitchen and into a school setting where staff are traditionally low-paid and low-skilled.

Laptop had drives are traditionally low-power 5400RPM HDDs, though SSDs are becoming more common, and this multiple SSD setup could be the next step in luxury mobile computing.

If you have to plan a business trip to Paris or London, delaying the trip isn't a wise tactic, as airline prices to Europe are traditionally lowest in winter.

(Latino voter participation is traditionally low).

In Chappaqua, one of the county's wealthiest districts, the classification rate has been traditionally low.

(Latino voter participation is traditionally low). Of course, the incredible cumbersomeness of caucusing does not encourage turnout, particularly when there's a language barrier.

Medicaid's reimbursement rates were traditionally low, but they have become more attractive as managed care drives down what private insurers will pay.