Sentence examples for has traditionally kept from inspiring English sources
Microsoft has traditionally kept tight control over its programming languages and systems.
Texas has traditionally kept its Medicaid spending down by keeping income eligibility levels low and impeding enrollment.
K&L Gates, one of the country's largest law firms, disclosed its financial results on Thursday, sending tremors through an industry that has traditionally kept such information private.
Nesson's students are working with a private investigator to ferret out documents that Harvard has traditionally kept strictly confidential and post them on the Internet.
This has traditionally kept them out of urban environments, because the remaining forest fragments simply weren't large enough to support them.
The United States, which has traditionally kept the peace in the Taiwan Strait, doesn't want to risk irritating China, its largest creditor.
HEDGE funds, those lightly regulated investments for the very affluent, have traditionally kept a low profile.
"In the US alone, networks like MTV and Nickelodeon have lost that core audience that have traditionally kept them afloat," he continued.
Most of the area's resident artists have traditionally kept a low profile, preferring to remain unobtrusively domesticated.
They have traditionally kept proceeds in cash or moved it offshore to hide it from the authorities.
Financial experts say that investors have traditionally kept between 5 and 10percentt of their total assets in cash.
