Sentence examples for has traditionally seen from inspiring English sources

Like other ancient civilisations, China has traditionally seen eclipses as ominous.

Germany has traditionally seen integration with neighbours not only as a question of economic advantage but of moral urgency.

The Arab world has traditionally seen little difference between Labor and Likud governments in their treatment of Palestinians.

Lacrosse, however, has traditionally seen new Division I men's programs build from the ground up, as at Marquette and High Point, which start play in 2013.

The arrest of the two former generals has stirred controversy in a nation where the military has traditionally seen its role as protecting the secular state.

Ireland, another long-standing opponent, has traditionally seen the measures as a strike against its 12.5% corporate tax rate, one of the lowest in the EU.

New York's great financial institutions have traditionally seen architecture as a way of attracting notice.

Being like Alabama, frankly, is not the way Tennesseans have traditionally seen themselves.

Presidents have traditionally seen sharp increases in their approval ratings during international crises, diplomatic events and military operations.

G8 summits have traditionally seen campaigners get on the streets to question who holds the reins of global power.

"Workers may take higher-level jobs at a younger age than we have traditionally seen," Mr. Burtless said.