Sentence examples for as traditionally constituted from inspiring English sources

Originally thought to be a natural group, Ceratosauria, as traditionally constituted, may represent a more general grouping of basal theropods, including the ancestral stock of most later theropods.

These regions traditionally constituted about 16% of the country's GDP.

Lang says she did not encounter problems during the Soviet era either; under communist rule, women traditionally constituted the majority of doctors.

Abandoned industrial sites have traditionally constituted an important source of environmental problems.

All of those qualities traditionally constitute friendship – and I get to have sex with him.

This highlights the differences between what is occurring at I.B.M. and other large companies and what traditionally constitutes crowdsourcing.

Central Boston continued to be regarded as traditionally Anglo-Saxon Yankee.

"In this case, as traditionally, campaigns do not get to determine which reporters cover them and how press pools are constituted".

Here was a final challenge to strategy as traditionally understood.

Greenwood describes RBI today as "traditionally offline".

Collectively, these students are referred to as "traditionally underrepresented".