Sentence examples for have traditionally functioned as from inspiring English sources
Soda fountains, beer gardens, cafes and Main Streets have traditionally functioned as third places.
Although these religious orders serve the Catholic Church, they have traditionally functioned as distinct, autonomous groups with their own missions, assets and incomes.
Disability and deafness have long featured in texts for young people; however, as David T. Mitchell and Sharon L. Snyder astutely document, they have traditionally functioned as prosthetics to uphold storylines.
That raises a question of how she will approach the job of national security adviser, which has traditionally functioned as a broker among competing agencies.
By which I refer to the fact that the military has traditionally functioned as the largest corporation in Egypt, alongside its other roles as the custodian of public order and the defender of the homeland against external aggression.
From Tolstoy to the poet Anna Akhmatova and the dissident physicist Andrei Sakharov, the most respected Russian intellectuals have traditionally functioned not just as cultural figures but as national symbols, moral beacons and speakers of truth.
Goldman Sachs has traditionally functioned like a run-of-the-mill investment bank.
The Senate Banking Committee hasn't traditionally functioned as a platform for serious Wall Street oversight.
The congressional intelligence committees traditionally function as some of the least partisan committees — as they should.
From baskets to handblown glass, craft objects have traditionally been regarded as more functional than artistic, even if part of that function is decorative.
