Sentence examples for has traditionally tried from inspiring English sources
Though it has for many years been an open secret that Syria possessed a large cache of such weapons, the government has traditionally tried to retain some strategic ambiguity to keep its enemies guessing.
Like many other nations, Costa Rica has traditionally tried to protect large mammal species like jaguars by creating sanctuaries — buying up land and giving threatened animals a home where they can safely eat, fight and breed to eternity.
While Jobbik has traditionally tried to distance itself from more extreme groups, its true colors were on display at an August rally in the village of Devecser, where a Jobbik member of Parliament delivered the opening address.
The government, which has traditionally tried to balance different tribes and interests, including those of global jihadists, had previously been reluctant to go after such a prominent tribal leader, the second diplomat said.
As I said, there's some question about who would have the legal standing to sue to stop the president from raising the debt ceiling, and the Supreme Court has traditionally tried to avoid stepping into conflicts between the two branches of government.
The Opec cartel of Middle East oil producers has traditionally tried to balance the market by reducing output in time of low oil prices but this time it has chosen to try to drive its US shale rivals out of business, something that it has so far failed to do.
