Sentence examples for had been conventionally from inspiring English sources

The Whitney's Lyonel Feininger: At the Edge of the World overturned perceptions about an artist who had been conventionally linked with the Bauhaus.

Though the Huddersfield contemporary music festival's day of concerts to mark Zorn's 60th birthday couldn't match the Barbican's summer tribute for scope, it made a clear case for pieces that had been conventionally notated.

The first is when this practice was retrofitted to serve existing concentrators that had been conventionally designed, in a reactive approach.

The site for this experiment had been conventionally cropped for several decades, with no exposure to cattle, and would be expected to be relatively free of nematode larvae.

For decades, the cropland had been conventionally farmed with tillage and the use of synthetic fertilizers and herbicides.

Packages with confirmed positive samples were both imported into Canada and had been conventionally grown.

We've lived back in Australia for 12 years, and in four of which I've been conventionally employed.

A Houston-based company, ChurchStreet Technology, already offers a reconstruction service for documents that have been conventionally strip-shredded into thin segments.

The reappointment seemed to Krugman to be "a reaffirmation of Serious Person Syndrome, aka it's better to have been conventionally wrong than unconventionally right".

He does not seem to have been conventionally ambitious: he stayed with Verrocchio for roughly a decade, far longer than the usual term, both working and living with the Master.

Following the conversion, some common land uses, which have been conventionally managed, have evolved.