Sentence examples for having traditionally from inspiring English sources

And having traditionally been reluctant to outsource manufacturing, Nokia has started to use ODMs, as its rivals do, to plug any gaps in its product line.

The UK is set to keep up with soaring investment, having traditionally lagged its continental counterparts despite its ample wind and marine energy potential.

Of Africa's $80 billion in annual imports, United States companies account for only $6 billion of the market, having traditionally ceded most of it to Europe and Asia.

Sales in JD's womenswear are soaring, having traditionally made up less than 30% of the chain's sales compared with 60% for the whole UK clothing market.

During that time Makarios became identified with the movement for enosis, the archbishop of Cyprus having traditionally played an important political role during the Turkish occupation as ethnarch, or head of the Greek Christian community.

Having traditionally been the whipping boys at both Rabo & international level, it would seem this is no longer the case.

Economists have traditionally had a smaller toolkit.

Poverty has traditionally fed child labor.

The party has traditionally stressed self-sufficiency.

Everywhere castes have traditionally been endogamous.

Or so the thinking has traditionally gone.