Sentence examples for has traditionally been based from inspiring English sources
This has traditionally been based on the export of coffee and other crops.
French winemaking has traditionally been based on terroir, a word that does not translate easily into English.
Selecting embryos has traditionally been based on a visual examination of their morphology — shape, number of divisions and other physical factors.
Well, it's funny you should say that, because skiing is not the activity on which Heather Mills's reputation has traditionally been based.
American regulation has traditionally been based on function, so that one institution might have parts of its operations regulated by the S.E.C. and others regulated by bank, insurance or commodities regulators.
This disconnect is an illustration of the way in which British theatre, which has traditionally been based on the word, is increasingly exploring – through a new generation of directors and designers – the physical, visual and sensorial.
DealBook » For Hedge Funds, a Manhattan Location Has Advantages | Many hedge funds have traditionally been based in Connecticut, but some are moving to Manhattan, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The floral expressions of the Chinese have traditionally been based on the Confucian art of contemplation, the Buddhist principle of preservation, and Taoist symbolism.
Written more than half a century ago, when its composer was in his early 20's, it is a sonata that does without not only the tonal harmony but also the recurrent themes on which sonatas had traditionally been based.
"Privacy is an essential prerequisite to the exercise of individual freedom, and its erosion weakens the constitutional foundations on which democracy and good governance have traditionally been based in this country," the report says.
