Sentence examples for because it has traditionally from inspiring English sources

Britain here is the exception since fighting Hitler was its finest hour and because it has traditionally viewed Europe as a source of trouble rather than trust.

Sana has no such concerns, because it has traditionally sold to businesses, not consumers.

Because it has traditionally been the most underdeveloped region of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland has had a comparatively high incidence of socioeconomic problems.

I also feel that to denigrate any activity because it has traditionally been associated with the female sphere is in itself anti-feminist.

(There are no tours on Halloween, though, Mr. Rauber said, because it has traditionally been the slowest night of the year).

The bill was opposed by conservatives who insisted that jury service should continue to be reserved for citizens because — well, basically because it has traditionally been reserved for citizens.

Ms. Lincoln responded that she had held numerous open meetings in April and July but did not schedule one for August because it had traditionally been tough to draw a crowd at summer's end.

The N.F.L.'s trade deadline attracts little of the interest and action that trade deadlines in baseball and basketball do, in part because it had traditionally been so early in the season that teams had not yet established whether they are contenders or out of the playoff race.

Victorville has no traditionally white areas because it has no traditional areas of any kind.Black churches are the clearest sign of Victorville's changing demography.

It is because high-tech has traditionally been viewed by the financial analysts as a growth industry.

It's undervalued in Asian culture because it grows everywhere and has traditionally been a craftsman's material, but Tom and Henrik have turned it into something very elegant".