Sentence examples for have traditionally characterized from inspiring English sources

As The Christian Science Monitor noted in analyzing the fast-food strikes: "While a young workforce and quick turnover have traditionally characterized the fast-food industry, protesters say the Great Recession caused more parents and older workers to rely on fast-food jobs.

The ruins are Africa's largest and most dramatic south of the pyramids of Egypt, and as such, constitute proof that a rich and powerful black civilization once flourished in a part of the world that Westerners have traditionally characterized as barbaric, wild and primitive.

President Mubarak has been encouraged by his initial interactions with the President, the Secretary, and Special Envoy Mitchell, and understands that the Administration wants to restore the sense of warmth that has traditionally characterized the U.S.-Egyptian partnership.

We conclude that progress in understanding the evolution of language will require much more empirical research, grounded in modern comparative biology, more interdisciplinary collaboration, and much less of the adaptive storytelling and phylogenetic speculation that has traditionally characterized the field.

The nations vast tapestry of ethnicities and languages poses even greater challenges, and the examination-driven culture that has traditionally characterized Chinas schools fails to nurture pupils creative, physical and work skills development.

The Arabs have traditionally been characterized as latecomers on the Middle Eastern scene.

Japanese and Chinese immigrants in the United States have traditionally been characterized as hard workers who are hesitant to involve themselves in labor disputes or radical activism.

The region's logistics sector is still currently dominated by third-party logistics service providers, better known as 3PLs, which have traditionally been characterized as asset heavy and labor intensive.

Americans have traditionally been characterized by a strong work ethic, competitiveness, and individualism, as well as a unifying belief in an "American creed" emphasizing liberty, equality, private property, democracy, rule of law, and a preference for limited government.

The emphasis here is on trends in status in the nursing and midwifery specializations, which have traditionally been characterized as female-dominated.

However, molecular estimators have traditionally been characterized as having low precision due to the stochastic nature of neutral markers in small populations (Wang 2005) and the difficulty in sampling temporally in many taxa.