Sentence examples for for example traditionally from inspiring English sources

In West Virginia, for example, traditionally a Democratic state, Mr. Gore has troubles in coal country because of his reputation as a champion of the environment.

Chinese automakers have been rapidly expanding their shares of markets in emerging markets in South America, for example, traditionally an area of strength for Detroit manufacturers.

The Zoroastrians in Iran, for example, traditionally leave corpses in towers for vultures to devour, so the bodies do not pollute the soil.

Some Ukrainian and Russian women, for example, traditionally cut their hair after the birth of their first child, and may decide only years later to sell it.

In South Korea, for example, traditionally young people stay at home until they are married and in India it's not uncommon to find many generations living under the same roof.

The French company Areva, the world's largest supplier of nuclear products and services, has, for example, traditionally supplied Électricité de France, the state-run utility that operates the world's largest nuclear park.

For example, blue traditionally conveys cold and sadness in viewers while purple is traditionally linked to royalty.

Royalties, for example, were traditionally set at a fixed rate, regardless of actual costs.

Rowan trees, for example, were traditionally planted to ward off witches and evil spirits.

The Federal Reserve, for example, has traditionally been the lender of last resort to banks.

The minutes, for example, have traditionally been published a fortnight after the rate-setting committee's meeting.