Sentence examples for despite traditionally from inspiring English sources

Despite traditionally being associated with a rather poor away record in the Premier League, Fulham are unbeaten in their last five games away from Craven Cottage.

In contrast to NRAS and SMAD4, mutations in KRAS and BRAF were not stable in one patient (LGSC-10) in our study, despite traditionally being thought of as 'drivers' of tumorigenesis.

7. Despite the traditionally masculine image of poker, two thirds of online punters are women.

Despite London traditionally being a "young" city, these figures show this is changing.

Despite the traditionally agrarian nature of the state, New Mexico has become increasingly urbanized.

Despite the traditionally Conservative background and private education, Rees-Mogg is unusual among young Tories for having skipped university.

Relates loss of popular support for LBJ in the midst of the war in Vietnam despite war traditionally providing a rallying point for massive popular support.

This January, BAAM, which operates a string of clinics across the UK, received an unprecedented number of bookings for its courses, despite January traditionally being its quietest month.

I favour Wales despite them traditionally being slow starters as Ireland are not in great shape thanks to injuries and form.

Despite studios' traditionally skimpy profit margins and high fixed costs, Mr. Steiner said he hoped to make a profit in three to five years.

This has caused resentment in the north, which despite its traditionally secular outlook has become an opposition stronghold.Transition to a new set of leaders could therefore cause the ruling elite to fragment as new factions gain the upper hand.