Sentence examples for i would traditionally from inspiring English sources

Based on my past (non)experience with pharma, it has been remarkable the number of pharma companies that are now proactively reaching out to software companies who can help them enter with new services focused on outcomes that have little or nothing to do with what I would traditionally associate with pharma.

Likewise, I would traditionally drift further and further away from my resolutions and the changes I thought about making in my life.

So while I'd traditionally give EA 2 points for this, I can only justify 1. Gameloft's got a playoff mode that allows you to skip the regular season and go straight into the post-season.

"I know people from down south who have said they want to come up and visit Primark just because of Disney". Claire Cavanagh, 28, from Coventry, who is behind Vanity Claire, added: "Although I wouldn't traditionally think of myself as a department store shopper, Primark is the only shop I go where you do pick up everything in that way.

This year, 1,200 asked for help and they weren't what I'd call traditionally low-income people.

"If I were doing what I do traditionally I would need to draw every frame by hand, then I would need to take them to a professional – a line tester – to photograph all of the images.

"Traditionally I would have voted Conservative but we all feel that Conservatives are not Conservatives and Labour are not Labour.

I live with bipolar disorder; my moods affect my sleep, and, traditionally, I would expect my brain to be in charge of that.

Traditionally, I would shy away from television shows that celebrate the gory details of a vampire sucking the life out of a vivacious Channel 2 reporter's neck.

As an Afro-Latina woman, I am not who you would traditionally consider privileged.

But I would say that Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer, who traditionally if you go back to 2010 when there was the real outcry from them around the development of the Islamic Center in New York City, are not dangerous in the sense of aggressively getting laws passed, or working closely with elected officials and things like that.