Sentence examples for built a tradition of from inspiring English sources
During its long history, SJTU has built a tradition of excellence in research and development, particularly in science, engineering, and medicine.
Since its original iteration in 1992, ThinkPad has built a tradition of excellence, and is trusted by the world's most demanding professionals for its advanced capability, rugged durability and thoughtful design.
Self avowed soft power organisations like The British Council and British Museum have built a tradition of arts exchange which actively promote other cultures in order to gain greater global understanding and dialogue.
"We built a tradition when this franchise first started of just never die, never quit, no matter what the outcome," Blazejowski said.
Rap music, for instance, is built on a tradition of boasting and on the perception that it comes out of urban, minority communities where crime is prevalent.
Though educated, city-dwelling Egyptians were shocked by the success of a party founded only last year, Nour has built on a tradition of Salafist sermonising and mosque-building that goes back a century.
Over the years they've built up a tradition of winning and so there is a lot of weight on a lot of people's shoulders, whereas we're going there as underdogs".
Saying that the festival was "built on a tradition of guitar music", Gallagher said that the scheduled appearance of a rap star on the central Pyramid stage could be the reason why tickets for the summer festival had not yet sold out.
His painstaking canvases built on a tradition of secular spirituality that is a hallmark of 20th century nonfigurative painting.
This builds on a tradition of visionary leadership begun by President Sadat and King Hussein and carried forward by President Mubarak and King Abdullah.
