Sentence examples for by traditionally from inspiring English sources

What do we know about the adaptation of the Internet by traditionally marginalized youth?

The museum also looks to add works by traditionally underrepresented populations.

Here the U.S. is disadvantaged by traditionally building with wood rather than masonry.

He advocated broadening the base of investments held by traditionally conservative pension funds.

How should we analyze the rhetoric of minority identity and cultural grievance used by traditionally privileged groups?

Promote understanding about the use and adaptation of the Internet by traditionally marginalized youth in order to increase the inclusion of these groups online.

Dorothy Hartley's glorious survey, Food in England, published in 1954, claims that the formula for "London buns", the finger-shaped, white iced confections churned out by traditionally-minded bakeries, would once have been adapted for Good Friday, "with yellow candied peel substituted for the currants, and beaten eggs added to the dough, so that the buns were hot and golden under the cross.

There is no evidence from challenge studies that coincidental transmission of these agents to humans occurs but there is the theoretical risk of mechanical transmission of fungi and bacteria from the proboscis during feeding by traditionally-reared mosquitoes.

Adding insult, the education offered by the traditionally female programs is often inferior.

European towns, by contrast, traditionally depend on bank loans and government bailouts.

Many of those who do have it receive it via networks controlled by governments traditionally hostile to the United States.