Sentence examples for has existed traditionally from inspiring English sources

In China, citriculture has existed traditionally, and the Citrus varieties have been naturally selected [7] (see Fig. 1b): (1) C. aurantifolia (Christm).

In Tunisia, citriculture has existed traditionally, and the Citrus varieties have been naturally selected.

The relations that have existed traditionally are being modified by the exploitation of natural resources.

Two other types of urgent care facilities have existed traditionally.

The religious left has existed in various forms throughout American history, but it has traditionally functioned differently than its conservative counterpart.

The exhibition focuses on a genre — traditionally in painting and featuring images of inanimate objects — that has existed since the ancient period.

Traditionally, there have existed two possible outcomes: marriage (whether successful or ruinous) or death.

Traditionally, philanthropy has meant giving large sums of money to charitable causes, and philanthropies have existed as entities with specific tax designations, boards of directors, and all kinds of regulations and red tape.

These must have existed.

They are more expensive, true, but only slightly more – certainly not nearly enough to account for the £10 or £15 difference that has traditionally existed between the two formats.

"When you eliminate the friction between government and people that has traditionally existed, it can put people in situations where you take away their control over privacy," says Matt Cagle, a lawyer at the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California.