Sentence examples for has conventionally from inspiring English sources

The category "gnostic," however, has conventionally included still other movements.

Jewellery has conventionally accounted for the lion's share, but it has been declining in both absolute and proportional terms.

After glancingly conceding that "the war was, of course, an unspeakable tragedy", he went on to dispute many of the ways in which it has conventionally been deemed tragic.

The downside of financiers as villains has conventionally been that they're seen as dreary: unimaginative stuffed shirts, nearly always fat-as-in-cat, even if modern bankers are more likely to have well-used gym memberships.

Still, New York State's attorney general, armed with weapons like the Martin Act, a powerful state securities law, has always been a first among equals and has conventionally held a second, if informal, title as the Sheriff of Wall Street.

Thus, it has conventionally been preferred to the one-generation study (OECD TG 415).

Responsibility for solving collective action problems in invasive species control has conventionally been assigned to government.

Wireless networking has conventionally been realized via radio-frequency-based communication technologies.

This metal component has conventionally been produced by a machining sequence that includes material removal.

SPA reduction has conventionally been made by rescheduling the production among generators or by load curtailment.

TFE has conventionally been known to promote the ordered structures in proteins and peptides.