Sentence examples for because we traditionally from inspiring English sources

I'll go for Argentina, because we traditionally don't get on, and I'm going to make the peace.

It depends on the year, because we traditionally do Christmas shows – not every year, but quite often – and until they're done and finished, I can't switch into the other gear properly.

I think here in Cambridge, we are quite well-advantaged because we traditionally have the college system whereby we have small academic groups in each college.

It will come as no great surprise to the men in the audience that I am a woman, because we're traditionally meant to be hopeless with all things mechanical/electrical.

Whenever I ask myself this question, I always come back to the same answer: it's because we're traditionally taught that in order to be credible business leaders we must get out of our hearts and into our heads.

Those who object to changing the traditional definition of "marriage" will point out that the examples I posited earlier are all distinguishable from the same-sex marriage situation, because we have not traditionally defined mixed-race marriage, or Catholic marriage, or Jewish marriage as anything other than "marriage".

"This is very unpleasant because we will lose a traditionally passionate public that truly loves opera, lives for opera and will line up for tickets for hours, making huge sacrifices just to see a performance," said Giuseppe Castagnetti, president of Gli Amici del Loggione, a group of 2,000 opera aficionados who occupy most of the seats in the balconies.

"Just because we're entering into traditionally cooler weather doesn't take away from the fact that we have an extremely dry fuel bed out there and extreme weather conditions this weekend," Miller said.

Now, as Bill states in his piece (and we agree), the hemlines aren't as low as they had been traditionally, basically because we work now and we need to move it.

"We had to look for spices and study them, because traditionally we don't cook with spices in France," Mr. Meder said.

This is because, traditionally, political news coverage in the Malaysia mainstream media is often seen as unbalanced and too favourable to the ruling party.