Sentence examples for has traditionally come from inspiring English sources

The basic biology behind new antibiotics has traditionally come from small academic labs, not big pharma.

Likewise, the primary impetus for the nation's ways of thinking has traditionally come from Paris.

"Our self-esteem has traditionally come from relationships in which we are paid respect, either in the job or from the wife.

The cost of computers has traditionally come out of each school's own budget or from outside grants, leading to wide discrepancies in the number of computers in different schools.

The New York office's support has traditionally come from membership dues -- $50 per year from 700 people -- and from sales of a guide to national, state and local political officials distributed throughout the city.

As expected, Contador did nothing silly in the final stage, which has traditionally come to be a slow crawl to the centre of France's capital, and he was also well protected by his team throughout.

Writers have traditionally come to painters' ateliers in search of aesthetic succor.

On the other hand, plasma TVs have traditionally come with a wider viewing angle.

The best male gymnasts in the United States have traditionally come from college programs.

In Kirgizstan, rulers have traditionally come from the north, which has caused growing resentment in the south.

Some companies have moved factories inland, to provinces where many workers have traditionally come from, the article said.