Sentence examples for are traditionally perceived from inspiring English sources
A number of positions are traditionally perceived as men's job and accordingly excluded from women's consideration, including such positions as manager of engineering department and security department.
Generally speaking, we find that terrorist threat advantages Republicans more than Democrats, in part because Republicans are traditionally perceived as better able to handle issues related to national defense.
Cell proliferation and differentiation are traditionally perceived as reciprocal processes, with cell-cycle withdrawal being required for terminal differentiation [ 40], and P27Kip1 playing an important role [ 41, 42].
Flamingos are traditionally perceived as among the oldest lineages of living birds with reports of flamingo-like birds appearing in the fossil record as early as the late Cretaceous (e.g.[ 1]).
As both a donor and recipient of aid, Brazil breaks the top-down paradigm in which aid is traditionally perceived.
Health, safety, and environmental regulations have been traditionally perceived as distinct entities from trade policy, yet today they have become intertwined on a global scale.
"Shop-floor work was always perceived as women's work and so thought to be worth less than work in the warehouses which was traditionally perceived as men's work," she said.
As delayed and uncertain dynamical systems, supply chains provide an excellent opportunity for demonstrating the benefits of control engineering principles to what is traditionally perceived as a "business" problem.
The occurrence of these windstorms has raised the question of whether such events were within the historical range of variability (HRV) of forest dynamics in Central Europe, where disturbances were traditionally perceived as non-natural and without strong relevance for forest development.
Even when he re-signed with the Knicks two years ago –– a move that's traditionally perceived as noble –– he was blasted for the amount of money he took.
Technology may be traditionally perceived as a male-dominated industry, but it won't always be that way.
