Sentence examples for has traditionally offered from inspiring English sources
What it has traditionally offered is simplicity.
THE butcher's life has traditionally offered little grounds for romance.
Moreover, cynics claim that the public wants greater stimulus than the R.S.C. has traditionally offered it.
The pope, who is 83, visibly frail and suffering from Parkinson's disease, has traditionally offered a message at Easter Mass that reflects upon world affairs.
They reckon this will reduce welfare payments and raise taxes enough to pay for the expanded EITC.Between the dole and a hard placeAmerica has traditionally offered skimpy unemployment insurance because it was quick to put the jobless back to work.
The firm, which has traditionally offered instalment loans in people's homes, and has one other loan, Satsuma, which offers borrowing over 13 or 26 weeks, said its Glo loan was different to other guarantee loans in the market.
Pharmaceutical companies have traditionally offered assistance programs and coupon cards to help patients cover their out-of-pocket costs.
Most "public schools," as the British refer to their country's older private secondary schools, have traditionally offered some form of financial aid.
Gazprom had traditionally offered Ukraine huge discounts on gas prices, but the deal was overturned in April following the ousting of president Viktor Yanukovych.
Houses in Port Jefferson Station had traditionally offered affordable shelter and had been at least 50percentt below the county's median, Mr. Manzoni said.
