Sentence examples for experience traditionally from inspiring English sources

Some, like Ms. Hicks at the Pentagon, argue that combat-exclusion rules barring women from the kind of battlefield experience traditionally needed to rise up the military ranks are an important factor limiting women.

It is touted as a keenly Korean emotion because it recognizes the contradictions of the Korean experience: traditionally, the intense nationalism and yearning for purity, so close to German ideas of _volk, coupled with an overwhelming experience of victimhood, and, for the past fifty years, the bitter reality of national division.

This terrifying experience, traditionally reserved for rich and foolhardy adventurers hoping to ascend Mt. Everest, can now be experienced from the comfort of a living room thanks to virtual reality.

The findings suggest to Griffiths that hallucinogenic drugs may provide a way to investigate the neurobiology of religious experiences by evoking in the lab the kinds of mystical experiences traditionally achieved by prayer, meditation, or fasting.

"It really helps when nations like Scotland are afforded the opportunity to get more experience but traditionally it's only at World Cups: that's something we need to change," he says.

Boz started by discussing Instant Articles and emphasizing how the feature was built to improve the user experience of traditionally waiting 6-8 seconds for content to load.

Obviously, this is a key extension to the current Gogobot search experience, as traditionally users have been limited to static, 2-D photos when perusing destinations and cool restaurants.

While it features a media player, the entire app is built to provide an experience not traditionally found in a simple player including social features and the ability to share songs on Twitter, Facebook, and the PLAY network.

Clinical experience has traditionally been highly valued in medical education and clinical healthcare.

But I'm happy to see that notice was taken of movies that reflect the experiences of traditionally underrepresented communities on this stage.

These complicated and costly processes contrast to those experienced by traditionally owned GP partnerships.