Sentence examples for could traditionally from inspiring English sources

Jobs there could traditionally be split between the unskilled, low-paid drudgery of stacking shelves and sitting on tills – and the trained butchers and fishmongers and store managers.

Accused of supporting a doctrine that would curtail the ease with which a Muslim could traditionally repudiate a wife and thus ease the ill effects of the practice, Ibn Taymiyyah was incarcerated on orders from Cairo in the citadel of Damascus from August 1320 to February 1321.

Not only does Swapt keep landlords honest, but it keeps renters in the loop in what could traditionally be a very opaque experience.

partners with established life insurance companies to offer policies to marathon runners, vegans, weightlifters, cyclists and other health-conscious people with rates that an average of 4% to 33% lower than they could traditionally expect.

As of 2017, almost every large employer or local institution that Tilbury could traditionally claim as its own has been privatized, shut down or both.

While the government insists that it does not record conversations, metadata can reveal information that could traditionally only be obtained by examining the actual content of conversations.

And because the overhead involved in maintaining these pages is so low, we can cover many more subjects than we could using traditionally edited pages which had to be manually updated by a human being.

A month ago, he was a nonconventional pol with emotional appeal to struggling working-class white voters in the Rust Belt, someone who could put traditionally Democratic states into play.

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Based on characteristics of the decision-making process (tradition vs. deliberation) and outcome (vaccinate or not), 4 subgroups of parents could be distinguished: traditionally non-vaccinating parents, deliberately non-vaccinating parents, deliberately vaccinating parents, and traditionally vaccinating parents.

"We have a brand that traditionally could use some support and some help," Stricklin said.